Sentence examples for flying seems from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, fear of flying seems almost quaint.

Most of all, though, I think flying seems like a very 20th-century activity in the popular imagination.

I don't know what it is, but something about flying seems to turn otherwise genteel, intelligent, sentient beings into thoughtless bullies and boors.

To many people the mere act of getting on an airplane starts the Jaws soundtrack in their brains, because flying seems like the riskiest thing they do -- riskier than driving in the snow, riskier than using a power tool, riskier than moving furniture in flip flops.

While working upstate, she met a young pilot who made flying seem glamorous and romantic.

But the several instances of flying seem lazy; no point in doing it when the cables are so clearly visible.

Getting killed or maimed in Lebanon, or Egypt, or wherever the bullets were flying, seemed to defeat the whole point of leaving the Soviet Union".

Israel they regard as a last resort, privately sharing Alec's assessment that "getting killed or maimed in Lebanon, or Egypt, or wherever the bullets were flying, seemed to defeat the whole point of leaving the Soviet Union".

I hit the ground with such force, the punch which sent me flying seemed like a fond memory.

But the ability to fly seems unrelated to the umami taste because we found Tas1r1 intact in a number of birds, including chicken, turkey, zebra finch, egret, loon, and tubenose seabirds (Zhao H, Zhang J, unpublished data).

Make sure your fly seems healthy and happy inside its new home.