Sentence examples similar to flying crowd from inspiring English sources

Jlin entered with her dreads already flying, the crowd already beginning to cheer.

Newly hatched fruit flies crowd each other in their glass tube nurseries; a freshly modified microscope for examining the insects exposes its wire-forested innards.

The movie is about being cock of the walk, with banners flying and crowds cheering.

Friends of the dead and injured laid flowers and lighted candles on Wednesday at the Place St.-Lambert St.-Lambert where Mr. Amrani unleashed volleys of bulletheand threw grenadesquare sent glass and shrapnel flying into crowhere

There's Sophie Blanchard, Napoleon's favorite balloonist and the first female aeronaut, a ballooning prodigy who rose to fame in the eighteen-tens for wearing elaborate costumes and flying above crowds in a small silver gondola that barely rose past her shins.

Footage of the moment shows molotov cocktails flying as crowds run from the scene and gunfire can be heard.

Previous research indicates that risk factors among this population are most commonly: infrequent face washing practices, numerous eye-seeking flies, crowding, lack of latrines, livestock in the household, lack of chimney and lack of garbage disposal facilities [10], [11], [12].

At one point, a piece of plywood came flying from the crowd.

There are three flags flying in the crowd: two saltires, and one cross of George.

There were lots of flags flying in the crowd at 4pm on Sunday.

"Kenny Rogers had played arenas before, but he wasn't flying over the crowd".