Sentence examples for flying prime from inspiring English sources

The plane's arrival was first reported earlier this year in Italian newspapers, who said that it was intended to replace the much smaller A319 currently flying Prime Minister Matteo Renzi around the world.

Mutant Eater non-primed flies were more susceptible to infection than OR non-primed flies (P<0.0001), and contrary to wild type flies, priming of mutant flies did not lead to any survivors at 30 hours.

On Sunday an engine failed just before take-off on a plane that was meant to be flying the prime minister home from South Africa for some key votes the next day.

"It's obviously a matter for the Russians about whether they continue to fly," the prime minister said.

The deals might even have been cut long before England, for example, flies in Prime Minister David Cameron; its future king, Prince William; and its football royalty David Beckham.

But yesterday Gordon Brown grounded for good his predecessor's plans to lease a wide-bodied jet to fly the prime minister, senior ministers and members of the Royal Family on international missions.

Speaking at Nazarbayev University – named after the authoritarian president who flew the prime minister on his private jet on Sunday – Cameron also said that he misses his wife Samantha "desperately" on overseas trips.

In 1997 the airline flew Japanese prime minister Ryutaro Hashimoto to Peru to help negotiate in the Japanese embassy hostage crisis.

Of all the dishes, the signature DB burger is the one to have, a generous flying saucer of prime ground beef filled with a centre of foie gras.

Obviously flying in as the Prime Minister on a Government aircraft is a little different to the return of scheduled passenger flights.

Downing Street spends £6,700 per flying hour on the prime minister's travel, but that is expected to come down to £2,000 under the new arrangements.