Sentence examples for flying people from inspiring English sources

I'd — we'd — be calling them all up, literally we'd start flying people in.

The risks of flying people on the first launch of a rocket are much greater.

Very little scenery was used, though there were trapdoors in the floor and machinery above for "flying" people or objects.

They were also trying to organise private charter flights, which were expected to start flying people out today.

GIVEN that flying people around the world is the ultimate globalised industry, there is oddly little competition in the airlines business.

In 2002, he started Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX, with the none-too-grand visions of making a business out of flying people into outer space.

Did anybody ever fly People's Express?

"We can fly people to the moon and we can't fly people to Europe," said Najafi.

(American carriers can already fly people around Europe, though they seldom do so).

Those folks came with two-inch-thick proposals and flew people in to give presentations.

"When I fly, people forget everything; they forget about what's possible and what's impossible".