Sentence examples for flying ones from inspiring English sources
Much of the actual technology will probably either be remarkably expected (better versions of what you've already got) or so far into the future that it won't be all that exciting for the moment (self-driving cars, or flying ones, or vehicles powered by something else entirely).
Speaking of wooden fish, Yew Tree House Antiques offers a school of 43 flying ones made by descendants of Fletcher Christian and his mutinous mates from the Bounty who sent Captain Bly off to certain death and themselves ended up on Pitcairn Island.
Can you tell me what these insects might be and how to control them? A. Apparently, having an office door to close not only provides status and a quieter environment in which to work (or nap), but also a barrier for all sorts of pests, including flying ones.
Modern buildings have been designed to sustain normal car crashes (which happen all the time), but not flying ones.
Results highlighted successive trade-offs over months of captured potential preys switching from small and less mobile preys to large and flying ones.
This may seem rather obvious now, but until a few years ago autonomous cars were just as much a fantasy as flying ones.
Let's blame her disappearance on not flying one of these contraptions on that fateful flight.
"I wish I could have been flying one of the planes on Sept. 11".
His failing, of course, is that he never gave a flying one about PR.
And still doesn't look like he gives a flying one.
He told me he just finished flying one of the "hero" missions.
