"flying light" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a feeling of lightness and freedom, often in a metaphorical sense. For example, "The experience of finally getting out of debt was like flying light."
Get Out There (GOT) helps young people such as Ella access leisure activities in the county, allowing them to enjoy activities ranging from flying light aircraft and power-kiting to ice-skating, bell-ringing and surfing.
These paper-thin, superflexible panels are already being used in things like television and cellphone screens, but the lighting designer Ingo Maurer, known for his angelic flying light bulbs and chandeliers festooned with either broken plates or love notes, is the first to apply the technology to domestic lighting.
But don't let that century-old assassination ruin your appetite while you sit under the flying light bulb sculpture at Goldy's and dig in to a plate of potato, beet and bacon hash, one possible component of the popular "build your own breakfast" ($8.95).
I still remember the amount of processing power (in my brain, you understand) involved in leading off a crossbow shot according to your ping in original Half-Life multiplayer, or how much precision it took to nail a flying light armor with the lazer in Tribes at 20x zoom.
"Flying Aeroperlas means flying light," says Brown.
Flying Light American Airlines is testing new boarding procedures that award passengers who don't bring any carry-ons by allowing them to board before others in economy class.
Spreading its wings further, the Aero Haven Flying School (00 1 909 585 9663) offers the chance to fly light aircraft in California.
Several years later, when a ranger needed to learn how to fly light aircraft to expand the park's reach, Watson provided money for lessons.
While it is possible that the airfield is used by drug traffickers, it is far larger than the size normally needed by drug runners, who usually fly light airplanes that do not require long landing strips.
(Haas flies light aircraft for fun).
In adults, two important sensory mechanisms were observed to be down-regulated in the Vienna-7 flies: light response processes and chemoreception.
