Sentence examples for flying us to from inspiring English sources

Name and address supplied Back in 1953 the airline flying us to the Isles of Scilly was less tactful than now appears to be the case (Letters, 25 October).

She takes a seat center stage and, with up-tempo music and lyrics, sings "Me And The Sky", flying us to the heights of the courage and grit needed for a woman to break the glass ceiling of commercial airlines and become a jumbo jet pilot for American Airlines.

A Stanley Steamer isn't going to fly us to the moon.

The next morning -- temperature 35 degrees -- two small planes fly us to Indian Creek.

Thai will only fly us to another destination if we cover the cost of the onward journey ourselves.

Twice they flew us to India, sending us all over the country on airplanes instead of our twenty-four hour Chinese train rides.

"You can fly us to Milan and dress us in Versace," says Kyle (or is that Lane?), and we'll go back to where we came from".

"But he'd fly us to the Vineyard and play with us, and he was the most fun father you could have".

A UN World Food Programme plane flies us to Goma, a town that symbolises the international community's heinous reaction to the Rwandan massacre.

On one break from work, the boss flew us to a nearby island in the helicopter for an afternoon's fishing.

Some internet forums suggest he was sacked as a result but, due to the credit crunch, the Guardian can no longer afford to fly us to Portugal to investigate, so we can't be sure.