Sentence examples for flying themselves from inspiring English sources

Ouija boards are flying themselves off shelves and under trees this Christmas, according to trends data released by Google.

"The next challenge is against St Johnstone [on 1 January], who are flying themselves at the minute.

For all intents and purposes, the airborne magazines will be flying themselves.

"We are told that modern commercial airplanes can essential fly themselves".

These people want to fly themselves here and there to prove themselves, to give themselves an opportunity to climb up the ladder a little.

Perhaps the most famous symbols of freedom became Hans Strelczyk and Gunter Wetzel, who constructed a hot air balloon to fly themselves over the wall in 1979.

That means executives at or near the top of the three biggest car companies in the American car market could all fly themselves to their next appointment.

It is doubtful whether the technology at least, as it is currently configured will ever let that happen.In theory, modern passenger planes fitted with the latest cockpit automation can fly themselves from take-off to landing.

Blue Origin and SpaceX are among a handful of companies working to develop rockets that can fly themselves back to Earth so they can be refurbished and flown again, potentially slashing launch costs.

Even now, many piloted planes commercial jetliners, fighter jets almost fly themselves; the pilot is essentially a chaperone, and the autopilot, you might say, a kid with a learner's permit.

They will then fly themselves to where they need to go, drop their payload, and come back for more.