Sentence examples for flying over there from inspiring English sources
I knew what I was flying over there for, I knew it would be horrible, but I hadn't done horrible without my family.
"He went flying over there to do whatever he could, to help and to save an acquaintance who had been detained first," Mr. Goto's mother, Junko Ishido, 78, said Friday, referring to Mr. Yukawa.
He figured that impediments of girls on the beach in Fort Lauderdale, flying over there, getting through — and we didn't speak any Spanish — and getting through the whole mosh to arrive there, I think he probably figured that Mary would screen us out.
But tomorrow I will be flying over there to moderate the two-day event.
"You can't tell me they're not flying over there". Kiff suggested that optical illusions could create the impression that flights aren't following the correct path.
I know myself the prime minister and others in the government contacted someone in the Tory party when I was flying over there [the UK] to speak at a conference because they didn't want me to speak.
At Dublin airport by breakfast time, the sour jokes were flying over the plastic chairs: there'll be plenty of work for Irishmen now if you want a wall built, the Paddies have not lost the skills.
Alongside Lime and Bird flying over from the US, there are also homegrown startups like Taxify, Dott, Wind and Voi, as well as transportation behemoths like VW, all entering the fray.
"You saw all these people who are shocked that there are airplanes flying over their homes and we were like, 'oh, been there, done that.' It's a sink-or-swim situation".
"When England fly over there, you will not write on the plane 'you cannot win it'.
