Sentence examples for flying means from inspiring English sources

Being rigged for silent flying means they can also hear their prey better.

That makes it far cheaper to run than a plane of equivalent size, while the fact that it is flying means it is far faster at 80-100 knots—than a ship of any size.

Being able to see the map draw out as you're flying means you can change course, or take multiple passes over a problem area before you land.

Flying means ditching the comforts of home for something more... cramped.

Back when flying meant soaring.

What do dreams about flying mean?

There were two distinct peaks within the identified modes of movement, one corresponding probably to sitting and drifting with the current (mean speed 0.83 ms−1), the other to flying (mean speed 10.2 ms−10.2

With most airspace under military control and little spare capacity in civilian airspace, getting permission to fly means applying up to five days in advance, which rather undermines a big reason for owning a private jet, namely greater flexibility.

Lars von Trier drives from his home in Denmark to the Cannes film festival every year, and his refusal to fly means that all his films – even those ostensibly set in America – are filmed in Denmark or Sweden.

In the lifespan assays, we also observed similarly prolonged survival of Tau*C2A (mean lifespan about 60 days) and Tau*S2A flies (mean lifespan about 63 days), when compared with Tau flies (mean lifespan about 30 days).

Since PG flies were smaller than FG flies (mean ± SD weight, 70.8 ± 2.2 mg and 129.2 ± 3.8 mg, respectively), we supplied PG males with two PG flies to provide approximately the same mass of prey.