Sentence examples for flying everyone from inspiring English sources

Even after a series of attacks against tourist targets in Egypt the Foreign Office stopped short of flying everyone home.

And when bullets start flying, everyone is vulnerable: in 2010 the onboard tally included 155 drivers, 54 bus assistants, 71 passengers and 14 presumed criminals.

The G20 is like the G7, except that taxpayers' money is wasted from a larger number of countries in flying everyone off for a weekend mini-break.

When people talk about the Wright brothers, they didn't invent the concept of flying, everyone was trying to do it – but they did it and got the credit for inventing the aeroplane, so I think I should get the credit for inventing the cash dispenser".

Desmond's immunity to electromagnetic forces came in handy, and Frank popped up to fly everyone out of there.

But Oprah Winfrey, who wanted as many Freedom Riders as possible to be either in the audience or onstage for the taping of a show dedicated to the anniversary, offered to fly everyone to Chicago and pay for two nights in the convention-center hotel).

"The first one to make $100 million has to fly everyone else to Las Vegas for a party".

Ranger Donald Allen recalls caring for a wounded white soldier and ends his interview with the line "when the bullets start to fly, everyone is the same color".

I always wanted to be married by Elvis in Vegas, but both mine and my wife's families are too big to fly everyone out to Nevada and too Portuguese/Italian to stand for a mockery of the sanctity of marriage in the middle of an unfamiliar desert.

Mongolian mutton, I realised, was flying below everyone's radar.

"Shakespeare wasn't a solitary genius, flying above everyone else," Mr. Vickers said.