Sentence examples for flying sought from inspiring English sources
The first of a new generation of British Airways doubledecker superjumbos has arrived at Heathrow, bringing the promise of the quieter, fuel-efficient flying sought by passengers, airlines, and the airport's neighbours alike.
Are you ready to embrace your wings and fly? "Seeking means admitting that you do not know.
A. The swarming is easily explained as a vast singles party for flies seeking mates.
The Cheltenham crowd was in full roar at the turn for home as Hurricane Fly, seeking a third victory in the race at the age of 10, came alongside Jezki.
Hurricane Fly seeks to retain his Champion Hurdle crown when the four-day Cheltenham Festival starts on Tuesday.
Dr Alphey pointed out that the male flies seek out and mate with the pest species, whereas chemical pesticides can affect a number of different insect species.
Meanwhile, Rob's had enough of iChatting, and naively posts a flyer seeking new friends on the coffee house bulletin board, despite Evan's warning that no good can come from meeting strangers in person.
For instance, fruit flies seek out specific nutrients after deprivation 107.
Adult E. solidaginis flies typically emerge in mid-May in Pennsylvania and male flies seek perches on goldenrod plants from which to attract mates [ 41, 47].
Many proposed formation flying missions seek to advance the state of the art in spacecraft science imaging by utilizing dual-spacecraft precision formation flying (PFF) to enable a "virtual" telescope (VT).
Bark propitious! bear me gently o'er, Breathe soft, ye winds; rise slow, O! swelling wave! Lesbos; these eyes shall meet thy sands no more: I fly, to seek my Lover, or my Grave!
