Sentence examples for flying claimed from inspiring English sources

The pilots saw it, but the officers they were flying claimed they did not.

She got an email the day before they were due to fly claiming (falsely) that the owners had a buyer now for the villa and could no longer rent it.

Planes flew claims adjusters and other officials to Innisfail, establishing an insurance emergency service in the city hall, while the Insurance Council of Queensland deployed its special emergency service employees for the first time.

Answers to the name of Kraus, the flyer claimed.

The flyer claimed "a vote for Gerald Watkins is a vote for Obamacare".

David Learmount, a former pilot and RAF flying instructor, claimed the crash would not have happened if the plane had started at a higher altitude.

Abaxis sent around a flyer claiming that vets could get cheaper Idexx slides by purchasing them directly from J&J. Idexx sued; the case was settled.

The flyer claims to speak for the service workers who "serve them coffee, deliver them food, suck their cocks, watch their kids, and mop their floors" and goes on to complain that most techies are "just like Kevin Rose," though again, it's short on specific criticisms, aside from pointing out that techies make a lot of money.

The second flyer claims that Hernandez "cares about only one things [sic] taking your guns away".

David Foster Wallace hated to fly, and claimed his fear was far from irrational, given that "a definite percentage of commercial airliners crash every year".

The Hammers insist the player had a back injury that prevented him from flying and claim he was driven to Ashton Gate in a limousine for the FA Cup tie on 25 January.