Sentence examples for flying lighting from inspiring English sources

Marley, whose religion of Rastafarianism had long preached cultural and political resistance against white oppression in Africa, wanted to "build a blood-claat studio inna Africa, have hit after blood-claat hit" — so much so that he spent thousands of dollars flying lighting and sound equipment to Zimbabwe to create a concert atmosphere that would match that of Madison Square Garden.

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.

"Flying Aeroperlas means flying light," says Brown.

Spreading its wings further, the Aero Haven Flying School (00 1 909 585 9663) offers the chance to fly light aircraft in California.

The musicians' fingers flew; lights splayed above the stage; glowsticks were tossed, in mass bursts, at big transitions; balloons bounced around; the year-end ritual was intact.

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).

But it is common knowledge that the U.S. government flies light-sensing instruments on classified satellites to catch the flash of clandestine atmospheric nuclear tests.

In adults, two important sensory mechanisms were observed to be down-regulated in the Vienna-7 flies: light response processes and chemoreception.

Here are some physical trap options that are effective against horse flies: Light traps.