Sentence examples similar to flying promises from inspiring English sources

It is appealingly high-tech, greener than flying and promises to revitalise depressed regions.

"Get on to the bosh and you are flying!" So promises a Guardian runner who always, always runs to dance music.

Radio Flyer promises the Model S will have working headlights, a sound system and a "spacious interior" (assuming you are between 3-8 and weigh under 81 lb).

And now, on-demand shared flying cars promise to democratize air travel the same way the car once democratized ground transportation.

The flyer promised five-dollar "Black Tooth Grins" (Dime's signature cocktail) and a Pantera Power Hour to begin promptly after the toast at midnight.

Reasons why this show at Hell's Kitchen on Saturday night was bound to be good: Guy and Marcus rarely play; it was Liquid Handcuffs' first show; Jack Mannix was launching a zine and the flyer promised cute boys that were young, hung and dumb.

More pointed barbs have already started flying in what promises to be hard-fought campaign.

"You're going to learn how to fly!" López promised him.

We live in the era of the permanent campaign, and the uncompromising approach is designed for campaigning: voters are inspired by high-flying promises never to give in on their favorite causes, while the news media thrive on low-lying attacks, endlessly repeated even (or especially) if they are mendacious.

I was promised flying cars.

You will one day be replaced by the flying car, as promised by the Jetsons, Blade Runner and every sci-fi movie since 1950.