Sentence examples for flying much of from inspiring English sources

After more than four hours of flying, much of it spent escorting civilian aircraft to nearby airports, the pilots landed back at Langley in time to watch their colleagues strapping missiles onto waiting planes.

And when driving, just as with flying, much of the work in saving money must be done before leaving the house.

For instance planes are being flown much of the time by automatic pilots.

Anecdotal reports of them flying much higher have yet to be corroborated with any direct evidence.

They essentially award one free trip for a certain number of trips flown, much like a pizza parlor giving away a free pizza after a dozen purchases.

I've been flying for much of my public relations career.

And the authorities have begun to allow for private startups of the sort that have changed flying in much of the rest of the world.

He spent six weeks there, flying over much of the Levant in a Hawker Hurricane fighter, before being posted to No. 237 (Rhodesia) Squadron to begin active service, again piloting Hurricanes.

"Until you realize it's possible, you just wouldn't dream you could fly this close to New York City," said Rod McTaggart, a pilot who has flown over much of America and Europe.

CAIRO — The black flag of jihad flies over much of northern Syria.

Needless to say, this argument didn't fly with much of his audience.