Sentence examples similar to flying drawing from inspiring English sources

Filter flies, drawn to drains and sewage, contaminated his bathroom.

Don't forget the Hannibal, a kind of flying drawing-room which gently cruised between London and Paris in the 1930s; although for comfort there was really nothing to beat the China Clipper flying boat which crossed the Pacific in great style.

"The Moment of Truth," Fox's new game show in which contestants are questioned after having been hooked up to polygraph machines, passed its own first test with flying colors, drawing particularly impressive ratings in its debut on Wednesday at 9 p.m. Nielsen estimated that the show delivered 23.2 million viewers, more than any series premiere on any network in almost a year.

They swatted off flies drawn to the smell of feces and dirty clothes.

"Fruit Fly" draws much mileage from its setting, with song sequences shot on streets, in parks and on Bay Area Rapid Transit trains.

They crop up like flies drawn to dirty streets: little stickers affixed to lampposts, phone booths and any patch of real estate too small to accommodate a billboard.

While the metaphor of flies draws on basic human experiences of disgust and irritation, there is more semiotic and cultural nuance in the idea of "tiger" as a metaphor of a senior official, illustrated in (10) and (11), where the People's Daily reports the party's anti-corruption accomplishments by counting the number of "big tigers" that had been sacked: (10) 十八大以来, 打掉了17只"大老虎".

We suggest a network-level hypothesis of metabolic regulation in hypoxia-adapted flies, in which lower baseline rates of biosynthesis in adapted flies draws less anaplerotic flux, resulting in lower rates of glycolysis, less acidosis, and more efficient use of substrate during acute hypoxic stress.

You might actually be infested by another type of fly drawn in by rotting fruit or other food sources.

The implicit grim reality is that Annen is having a breakdown, believing he can fly and drawing his offspring into his delusions.

Long-distance drone flight operators must do their homework before they fly by drawing up written operational and emergency procedures, and operational risk assessments ensuring that the skies are safe.