"On a fly?" fellow anglers kept asking.
Until recently, pilots could only share these costs with friends or fellow flying club members.
The train engine sent the poor fellow flying when he was crossing the line on his way to the miniscule orchard my father owned by the cemetery wall.
After a time, Alfredo returned to flying and married fellow aerialist Vera Bruce; however, he had become reckless, and he tore his shoulder ligaments in a fall that ended his career.
Leading a flying wedge of fellow demonstrators, reporters and police officers just before curtain time, Mr. Sharpton reared up in front of the New Amsterdam Theater, where "The Lion King" was playing.
'This lady is like an extra-terrestrial, landing her spaceship here for a few years, sucking up all the oxygen and then flying away,' a fellow Vegas headline performer, who was unnamed, grouched to Newsweek.
A graduate of Washington Irving High School, and Tome Prep School, it was during his senior year at Colgate University that he received his first taste of flying when a fellow student landed on Colgate's snow-covered football field and took him up for a ride.
Already without attacking duo Jermain Defoe and Gareth Bale, they also lost Bale's fellow flying winger Aaron Lennon to a hamstring strain after 30 minutes.
And the only place that you will find worth is with your fellow flying partners.' So flight attendants figured out how to take care of themselves".
One of the projects Horner was recently working on was the upcoming National Geographic documentary "Living in the Age of Airplanes," a look at the history of flying narrated by fellow aviation enthusiast Harrison Ford, who survived a solo plane crash in Los Angeles in March.
