Sentence examples for flying present from inspiring English sources

If you look up to the sky and you see a flying present, you can always just shoot it down!

If Conrad's great master, Henry James, was right when he said that the novel should press down on "the present palpable intimate" (he used the triad to distinguish the role of the living novel from that of the historical novel), then Mitchell's new book is only palpable — a strange swerve from a writer whose previous book, "Black Swan Green," was a flying "present-palpable-intimate" troika.

Colonel Grabowski said that while driving could be time-consuming, flying presents other obstacles, with the medals and other "accoutrements that you have on".

The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), which has delightfully perpetuated the myth of a flying present-giver on Christmas Eve since the 1950's by 'tracking' Santa, decided to ditch its 5-year-old partnership with Google Maps in favor of Bing.

Even 100 tonTNT would send fragments flying, presenting a hazard to personnel and measuring equipment.

Air travel can be a headache for anyone, and for breastfeeding mothers, flying presents a whole other set of challenges.

Our TTR flies present a potential tool for studies of in vivo TTR-derived amyloid formation and its further tissue targeting.

These flies present several disease-relevant phenotypes, including neurodegeneration, shortened lifespan and locomotor deficits.

This site was chosen for our study because of the large number of sand flies present in the area as observed by U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit No. 3 (NAMRU-3) researchers over the previous 15 years, for the absence of Leishmania-infected flies [ 30], and because it is an irrigated area.

Keith Young's "Fly," presented by Dancing Wheels, provided a little food for thought about choreography for disabled performers.

The adult fly presents striking biases for miRNAs in males and females.