Sentence examples for flying geography from inspiring English sources

Four weary-looking schoolboys came off the landing-field at Manchester Airport last night, one of them still a little the worse for air-sickness but conscious, like his companions, of being a pioneer in British European Airways' first "flying geography lesson".

The paintings of planes flying through nighttime and daytime skies between the United States and China invite children to ponder geography and the sky above their own homes.

Sometimes when I am flying across the country, I look out the window at the cities and roads and try to figure out why and how a particular city and its roads grew where it did based on the geography".

The development seems to fly in the face of Galveston's geography.

The distribution of human Leishmaniasis is co-extensive with the prevalence of the sand fly vectors and thus constrained by climate, geography and altitude (Figure 1).

And what they knew of geography was based on where they flew for fashion shoots and where the shows were being held that season.

American Airlines, which would fly from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago to Shanghai, responds that geography trumps demographics.

To predict where the worst damage has occurred, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) puts together models that look at everything from geography to infrastructure to storm characteristics, and then flies over the affected areas to further refine their map.

Then he is supposed to fly to another nation that has assumed critical importance because of geography, Uzbekistan.

Do you have to fly to Boston first?" She didn't have any idea of the geography of Connecticut.

Cyril Radcliffe, a London barrister, was flown to Delhi and given forty days to define precisely the strange political geography of an India flanked by an eastern and a western wing called Pakistan.