Sentence examples for flying spirits from inspiring English sources

Michael Wilson's popular and enthusiastically reviewed adaptation of Charles Dickens's classic story still has flying spirits all dressed in ghostly white, a Victorian housekeeper played by a man in drag and an assortment of local children in the cast.

He turned to "The Tempest," the late romance that includes flying spirits, a shipwreck, a vanishing banquet, and a masque-like pageant that the magician Prospero stages to celebrate his daughter's marriage.

The production, by the British director Tom Cairns, with sets by Mr. Cairns and Moritz Junge, employed rear stage projections, moveable walls and floors, flying spirits suspended from wires and jolts of neon lightning to give the work a fanciful yet darkly abstract look.

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The customers who fly Spirit absolutely understand the trade-off".

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Flying Spirit does have a few upsides.