Sentence examples for flying lives from inspiring English sources

Planes are expensive things to build and maintain, but even at the end of their flying lives they still have their uses.

He remembers one training session with a student in which they were flying live over Afghanistan.

Like the recent U.S. Air Force "unacceptable mistake" apology for flying live nuclear warheads over our homeland.

To see if carbon dioxide was the key to cutting short the dieting flies' lives, Pletcher and Roman obtained mutant flies that lacked the CO2 receptor.

He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy He who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity's sunrise.

Only Air France and a few charter planes will fly live animals for research or consumption.

Archaeopteryx, the earliest established bird, which could apparently fly, lived about 147 million years ago in what is now southern Germany.

On the housefly, Houellebecq writes: "Adult flies live from two weeks to a month in nature, or longer in laboratory conditions.

Insects, whether they creep or fly, live in a world of hard knocks.

I'm not talking about the "let your freak flag fly," live-and-let-live vibe for which the city is famous.

I even flew live dolphins on a C130 in the Navy, but flying Pandas from China [with FedEx] is a top highlight.