Hang-gliding is quite the purest form of flying.
Mr. Pirozek specialized in the most extreme form of flying, Mr. Wellbeck said, trying complex maneuvers that "defied gravity".
She recalled witnessing, at about the age of nine, the testing of some form of flying machine at Brompton Dale around 1853.
They also came from Brazil in the form of flying full-back Daniel Alves, who has moved on to Barcelona, and prodigious scorer Luis Fabiano.
This is a swath of downtown where that actress has left her distinctive imprint, in the form of flying fists, hurled shot glasses and lots of running mascara.
This is what some future generation of Ghanaian or American or Slovak players might expect — anger, in the form of flying tomatoes.
It would be a perverse irony indeed if the return of this low-carbon form of flying were to be ultimately scuppered by the very increase in climate turbulence it might do so much to alleviate.
And Colette managed to shock even a Moulin Rouge audience at the outset of 1907, when her Dance of the Seven Veils took the form of flying mummy bandages and the shapely artifact inside received a kiss on the lips from a velvet-suited archaeologist.
With typical modesty, she gives him the closing words and he outlines his future projects: a Folio edition of The Golden Ass, an exhibition at the Marlborough Gallery and a growing interest in figures swimming underwater, which he sees as another form of flying.
Then, almost as a unit, they would lift off and, after hovering for a few seconds in the moist afternoon air, form a kind of flying carpet, and set off to fulfill their destiny.
