Sentence examples for flying children from inspiring English sources

Livingston's light poems are crowded with flying children, animals, fairies, boats and other vehicles, like Santa's flying sleigh and reindeer.

Re "To Reach Simple Life of Summer Camp, Lining Up for Private Jets" (front page, July 25): In addition to illustrating the growing disparity between the lives of a charmed few and the rest, flying children to summer camp in private planes reflects another sad trend in our society: choosing personal convenience over shared experience.

Some of the high points that were not in the original collection include "The Flying Children", a story of lies and sex and supernatural revenge and murder that I first encountered in Neil Philip's Penguin Book of English Folk Tales.

With heart-rending descriptions of children on the brink of death from starvation, violence and disease, the group raised money from French families to fly children out and place them — temporarily, it said — in French homes.

Tomorrow at 6 a.m. on "Ready Set Learn!," TLC's preschool programming block, six "Magic School Bus" episodes will fly children to the moon and back again as they help explain the scientific phenomena in the universe around them.

"It is difficult flying with children," she said.

Only a few airlines track the number of families flying with children.

I mean keeping chairs from flying and children from punching one another.

With music, a costume shop sale and kite flying for children; spectators should provide their own seating.

For more tips on navigating the major sticking points of flying with children, including the challenge of sitting together, see my Nov. 4 article, "Are We There Yet?

So it's no surprise that young entrepreneurs flying without children prefer duffel bags or backpacks that can be squished into an overhead bin.