Sentence examples for flying it on from inspiring English sources

Its competing jet for the Boeing model, the A330, has already been delivered to its first customers, including Northwest Airlines, which is flying it on European routes from the United States.

They said that putting a symbol of slavery at the entrance to the Capitol was nearly as offensive as flying it on high.

Recently Sinn Fein and the Social Democratic and Labour party (SDLP), in association with the Alliance party, have proposed that rather than flying it on 365 days a year, the flag should only fly on designated days – or as Sinn Fein and the SDLP would prefer, never.

In 1996, the Minister of National Defense established a jack of the President of the Republic of Poland with the purpose of flying it on Polish Navy ships while the commander-in-chief is on board.

According to polls, about one out of three Poles say they own a Polish flag, and about one out of four fly it on national holidays.

For years they had flown it on vacations and back and forth to Washington.

But few of Benghazi's people are brave enough to fly it on their houses.The rebels are patently ill-equipped.

They used to fly it on vacations and back and forth to Washington, sometimes logging as many as 160 airborne hours a year.

Under Britain's strict rules about flying the national standard on public and private buildings, not even the Parliament buildings in London fly it on any but government-designated days.

"If I try to hit a sand wedge and fly it on the green, I have no chance of stopping it short.

"That kikuyu [grass] grabs it so you really have to fly it on.