Sentence examples for flying examples from inspiring English sources

The series depicted air combat over the skies of France and Britain during the early stages of the Second World War, though using five flying examples of late model Spitfires in place of the novel's early model Hurricanes.

Set in 1940, this film features several sequences involving a total of 12 flying Spitfires (mostly Mk IX versions), as well as a number of other flying examples of Second World War-era British and German aircraft.

The sunflower and Lonicera fly examples raise the question of whether hybridization between species has been more frequent than biologists once assumed.

Crippling fears of public speaking or flying, for example, can be difficult to tackle practically.

People exaggerate the dangers of flying, for example, and underestimate the dangers of crossing the road.

High altitude flying, for example, may require oxygen for you and any other passengers.

The fruit fly example came from Bertuzzi, who heard it from New York University fruit fly geneticist Ruth Lehmann.

Consult an accountant, as this is an on-the-fly example, but it's all realistic and on a real home in a real market.

As a way to introduce and discuss microarrays and deep sequencing for measuring the transcriptome we will use a fly example from our own laboratory: specifically, experiments designed to profile gene expression in female and male heads of Drosophila pseudoobscura.

Mark Slitt, a spokesman for American, said that a patient wishing to fly, for example, from Los Angeles to New York could use the service by connecting through Chicago or Dallas.

I wondered aloud if all great ideas didn't have some fundamental emotional source, like the Wright brothers' impulse to fly, for example.