Sentence examples for flying the rules from inspiring English sources

These are the unwritten rules of flying, the rules that are essential for you and your fellow travelers to have a pleasant experience while 30,000 feet in the air.

Under Britain's strict rules about flying the national standard on public and private buildings, not even the Parliament buildings in London fly it on any but government-designated days.

"Is this something that a student has the right to do, or is this something that flies against the rules and regulations of a district?" Interviews with educators suggest that surveillance of students off campus is still mostly done the old-fashioned way, by relying on students to report trouble or following students on social networks.

The PAL-V Liberty is also actually certified to fly under the rules of both the EASA in Europe and the FAA in the U.S., and complies with road safety regulations, too.

A previous attempt at direct talks between Washington and the Taliban in 2013, also in Doha, was scuttled when then-Afghan President Hamid Karzai objected to the Taliban calling its office the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan — the name of its government — and flying the flag the movement flew when it ruled Afghanistan.

However, keep in mind it's not necessarily the airline you're flying that sets the rules for stopovers, it's the airline through which you bought the ticket.

The European Commission had argued the proposed new regulations would ensure airlines operated the same flying rules across Europe, and flight time limits would be lowered.

Union representatives said staff had been told the proposed new flying rules were to cut costs, and there will be concerns that the FCO said it did not have data on total flights last year, nor a breakdown of economy and business tickets.

Here, Sean Connery (in leather straps, boots, and fetching posing pouch) can be found climbing inside the mouth of the flying deity Zardoz which rules the wastelands of the earth in a godforsaken near-future.

On a recent afternoon, three regulars were talking about all sorts of things: the advent of the sacrifice fly scoring rule in baseball; the education system in Texas; the merits of a shoe repair shop around the corner.

Small flies are the rule, and three-weight rods are the tackle of choice.