Sentence examples for flying has turned from inspiring English sources

What that means for passengers is that flying has turned into three very different experiences — with different price tags — depending on where you are going.

Much has changed since those days and Schlapman, who looks like she wouldn't harm a fly, has turned into a "protective Mama Bear" and will defend a friend or family member when they are being wronged.

FRISBEE GRAM An Oregon-based company, Flying Greetings, has turned Frisbees into next-generation greeting cards.

Nalls, a 53-year-old former Marine test pilot who made a fortune in real estate, has turned flying into an extraordinarily expensive hobby.

The scandal surrounding the former Chinese Politburo high flyer Bo Xilai has turned from political intrigue to something much more sinister.

Tomahawks fly! Johnny, who has turned his back on his Native culture, returns from Nam (where I assume he fought alongside Thunder) to find his father, White Eagle, a degraded to a whimpering of entertainment for the local ranchers.

SWAT TEAM Ray Schroder of Brisbane, Australia, has turned fly swatting into a competitive sport.

For instance, Bristol-Myers has turned to fruit flies and roundworms, of all things, to help find promising new drug targets.

Both HMX and flyer plates have turned up at Al Atheer, which should surprise no one.

A flying start Neither snow nor rain Doubtful prognosis Being Michele Bachmann ReprintsBut how the lady has turned.

Although frequent-flier programs were originally created as a way to reward customers who flew a lot, today most programs have turned into lucrative marketing programs for airlines that may — or may not — make it easy for customers to fly free.