Sentence examples for flying stands from inspiring English sources
And this was before you got to his extended blurb on the inside jacket: "Fear of Flying stands as a notably luxuriant and glowing bloom in the sometimes thistly garden of 'raised' feminine consciousness".
Renuka Chowdhury, a member of Parliament who arrived at the main gate just as the bullets started flying, stood on the lawn outside the walls of the Parliament compound and gave interviews on camera.
Watch as Mitchell drops into the massive wave, barely dodges the flying stand up paddle board from a surfer who wipes out next to him, and somehow emerges from the violent whitewash untouched.
Wigan are making plans to fly stand-off Tim Smith back from Australia, where is currently on compassionate leave, but are unsure whether he will arrive in time to play at the JJB Stadium on Friday.
Franklin recommends that the kite flyer stand "under some cover, so that the silk riband may not be wet".
Be willing to fly stand-by.
Corinne, 49, an unemployed bookseller who now occasionally installs flying book stands at festivals, also misses the franc: "The euro has impoverished people.
The fly stands before the vast mouths of two glass tubes.
Instead, one should opt for a high start launch, in which one flyer stands about 100 feet (30 metres) downwind, with the kite facing bridle-side to the other flyer, who holds the end of the kite's line.
A man beside her added: "They got G? Man, what's G's face doing on that board?" When questions about the indictments started flying, Mr. Hynes stood his ground.
