Sentence examples for flying stick from inspiring English sources

Atelier GH's recent installation, Flying Stick, which was on display at this year's Paris Motor Show, doesn't stray far from this creative tradition.

Turns out Madonna's Ray of Light contains a backwards message about an "evil prince slain", Hendrix's version of All Along the Watchtower revolves around the line "Oooh, I wouldn't save my wife", and the reverse version of Pink Floyd's Money concerns a "killing village" and a "flying stick".

Mitchell Baker, whose after-hours pursuits include conversational Mandarin and amateur trapeze flying, sticks out more than a little in the overwhelmingly male geek church of open-source software.

You might start with, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" and end up with "A crazy surfer outruns flying sticks of dynamite while his fans cheer!" Two to 21 players take turns writing sentences and drawing pictures to pass along a message.

For me, seeing the American flag flying stick-straight in the wind stirs pride, yearning, and pain: pride in those who fought in battlefields, town halls, and courts of law for the ideals that flag represents; yearning for the day when those ideals will be fully realized for every American, and pain for all who suffer when we fail -- sometimes purposefully -- to stay true to those ideals.

This includes long pants (to protect against flying sticks, stones and grass), a hat and/or sunglasses (to keep the sun out of your eyes, so you can mow straighter).

We've seen RoboBees that can fly, stick to walls, and dive into water.

The drone is meant to be a fun gadget — sort of a flying selfie stick.

Essentially like a flying selfie stick or personal photographer.

In the early modern period, you had this belief that these evil witches really were stealing children," he says, "cutting them up, flying on sticks, and if you believe in that reality, that is something really primitive, and really terrifying.

It's not your first "body horror" film — "The Fly" sticks out.