Sentence examples for flying continuously from inspiring English sources

As president and chief executive of Canada Goose, I'm flying continuously it seems, mostly to meet retailers and grow the brand.

"I bought her from the Shuttleworth Collection in Bedfordshire in 1996 and, apart from a slight crash in 1971, she's been flying continuously all her life and could easily go for another 75 years if she's looked after properly.

The Global Hawk, which was developed in San Diego and is assembled in Palmdale, recently returned from Australia, where it showed off its capabilities, including shattering the endurance record by flying continuously for 29 hours.

The flag has flown continuously from the city hall's dome for more than a century.

The aircraft could theoretically fly continuously, but the pilots — despite Mr. Piccard's apparent skill at self-hypnosis and Mr. Borschberg's explorations of yoga and meditation — cannot.

To find food, fringe-lipped bats fly continuously up and down ravines or in circles over ponds, listening for the mating calls of male frogs and katydids.

Sometimes, birds fly continuously for 24 hours.

On one particular period we had eight wind-free days where the helicopters were able to fly continuously.

Tensions over flags were heightened in December 2012 when Belfast City Council voted to only fly the union flag from city hall and other council buildings on 18 designated days - previously it had flown continuously.

Since the re-introduction of the Constitution Day in 1990 and establishment of the Polish Flag Day, the flag is flown continuously during the first three days of May.

Since 2004, Polish Flag Day is celebrated on May 2. The flag is flown continuously on the buildings of the highest national authorities, such as the parliament and the presidential palace.