Sentence examples for flying life from inspiring English sources

Despite the close call, Mr. Saint remains committed to his home, his hangar and the flying life.

He should be banned from using any electronic entertainment and made to read inflight magazines for the rest of his flying life.

On Oct. 13, 1982, her flying life changed profoundly when she received a letter from Pan American World Airways offering her a "WorldPass".

"When we were there and the drones were flying, life was miserable," Khan said, comparing it to trying to sleep in a room with a buzzing bee trapped inside.

For much of its flying life, American reported various problems with N14053 to the F.A.A., but these were typically minor things -- like broken aisle floor lights, and a warning of low fluid levels in the hydraulic systems that was apparently the result of a problem with a sensor.

The average flying life of a Royal Flying Corps pilot in Arras in April was 18 hours.

Interventions that extend fly life span are often associated with resistance to various stresses (Broughton et al., 2005; Clancy et al., 2001).

Increasing the expression of dSir2 increases fly life span when expression is induced from the endogenous locus by either the ubiquitous Tubulin-Gal4 driver or the neuron-specific ELAV-Gal4 driver [ 5].

To test if additional alterations in sexual differentiation might affect fly life span, the Geneswitch system was used to screen through several UAS-type and EP-type P element mutations in genes that regulate sexual differentiation.

In light of the finding that Spiroplama reduces fly life span and the apparent trade-off between life span and reproductive output in Drosophila (Partridge et al., 1987; Sgrò and Partridge, 1999), we also compared the rate of egg production between Spiroplasma-infected and uninfected females.

If we're flying through life mindlessly, we need to remember that the present moment is a thing, and work on visiting it as often as possible.