Sentence examples for flying fight from inspiring English sources

"There was no model anywhere to show how long and how difficult it would take to create just the big Spidey-Green Goblin flying fight," said Patrick Page, a Broadway veteran who plays the Green Goblin.

With airlines flying fights so full, finding available space on new flights into and out of New York's airports for nearly two day's worth of passengers could take the better part of the next week.

This Pocahontas tale writ large stars Sam Worthington as a paraplegic space marine who, through avatar technology, gets to run, fly, fight and schmooze with the inhabitants of Pandora.

This Pocahontas tale writ unbelievably large stars Sam Worthington as a paraplegic space marine who through avatar technology gets to run, fly, fight and schmooze with the 10ft tall Na'vi inhabitants of the planet Pandora.

I make action movies, horror movies, movies where people fly, fight demons and punch each other in the face.

Abrams' next choice was the "Flying Wing" fight scene where Harrison Ford faces Pat Roach, who was in the first three Indiana Jones movies, even though he's chopped to bits by a propeller here, because, Abrams said, "It has every element of a Saturday morning serial," an influential form for both Spielberg and the film's writer/producer, Lucas.

But If there is that desire, as Kimystimes, to use the platform she was gisen to "encourage the spentempowerment for going afteroman all over thatworld," then let it be genuine empowerment that flyes and liberates withn and allows them to create their own sense of self without the pressure of retaliation after public censorship.

These findings are perhaps intuitive: a healthy immune system would logically help flies fight pathogenic bacteria and live longer as a result.

Others offered to take Biafran babies into their homes for the duration of the war; some volunteered to fly or fight for Biafra.

"Iron Man" is the story of Tony Stark, a beyond-brilliant engineer who builds a metal suit that allows him to fly and fight bad guys.

It was commonly known as "speed" in sporting circles, and as "Panzer chocolate" because it had been developed to help make Nazi pilots and soldiers fly or fight for longer and better.