Sentence examples for flying habit from inspiring English sources

Locomotor modifications are most marked in the flying fishes, but the origin of the "flying" habit can be traced in flying fish relatives such as the halfbeaks, garfishes, and skippers.

Randle Frankel of Frankel & Associates, an L.A.-based insurance firm that specializes in the entertainment industry, said Ford's flying habit would certainly draw close scrutiny from insurers.

Would Americans begin to discuss their efforts to cut their flying habit at cocktail parties, if they started measuring their impacts with each booking?

I think my change in flying habits is probably due to the fact that the scope of my work has changed since I'm now a general manager and am responsible for all operations in North and South America.

But Mr. Winship emphasized that travelers should choose a rewards card based on their individual spending and flying habits: people who fly a lot on one airline may benefit from concentrating their spending on a card affiliated with that airline, whereas a less loyal traveler might prefer a card that awards points that can be redeemed for flights on multiple airlines.

Don't get into bad flying habits.

The reason for this was not merely his love of flying and his habit of flying himself to meetings whenever and wherever he could.

Just as "Sister Act," the musical based on the hit movie from 1992, rolled into Baltimore with habits flying and vocal cords pumping, Sister Cristina Scuccia was getting ready to win the "The Voice of Italy" TV competition with a wail through "What a Feeling" from "Flashdance".

This result ended West Brom's habit of flying into early leads only to end up with single points.

Less romantically, the birds, blinded by light, have a habit of flying into the plucking sheds at night.

But Robin Schneider, executive director of the Texas Campaign for the Environment, countered that bags had a habit of flying everywhere and getting eaten by animals, so banning them would help the environment.