A cloth U.S. flag flies constantly from the flagpole.
And both, even when not on duty, fly constantly as passengers just for the joy of it.
My MobiPak™ whirred.… Internationally famous architects — "starchitects," in the current parlance — tend to be the sort of people who fly constantly around the world, perhaps alighting in Rome to toss… Colonel Roosevelt, by Edmund Morris (Random House; $35).
Internationally famous architects — "starchitects," in the current parlance — tend to be the sort of people who fly constantly around the world, perhaps alighting in Rome to toss off a museum (Zaha Hadid), or in Minneapolis to design a theatre (Jean Nouvel), or in Beijing to do whatever the Chinese will pay for (Rem Koolhaas, Steven Holl, Herzog & de Meuron, and just about everyone else).
Dell in particular has been very public about its ongoing preference for Intel chips, yet rumors fly constantly about its potential interest in using a chip from AMD.
Congressional leaders fly constantly, and are no more analytical than the arthritic grandmother stuffed into seat 23A about the reasons for delays and cancelations.
But I'm flying almost constantly.
Rumours are flying around constantly that particular parties are pulling their teams out of certain constituencies in order to concentrate on areas where they feel they have a better chance.
There was a helicopter last night flying over constantly, but at the same time I was at the doughnut shop a block from where I live and there were a bunch of cops hanging out, drinking coffee and eating doughnuts.
Prayers have been met with attack dogs, blockades re-routing traffic routes to the reservation, low flying planes constantly buzzing the encampments of the water protectors, and the militarization of roads by the National Guard.
