Sentence examples for full of flight from inspiring English sources
"When I get to a property late and I'm on a shuttle bus full of flight attendants and pilots, I don't look forward to that long line at the counter," he said.
Naipaul spoke about how his practice of fiction, which had initially "seemed to me to be the noblest thing", changed when he saw that the great novels he admired came out of stable, hermetic 19th-century worlds that bore little relation to his own, which was "full of flight and unfinished experience".
After Phoenix, cadets return to do more flying here: the weather is, well, English, and the airspace full of flights in and out of Heathrow, Stansted, Luton, Gatwick.
There is a very good look of his work in a major exhibition full of top flight specimens at the Wadsworth Atheneum, "Picasso: the Artist's Studio".
Meanwhile, Obama delivered his customary inspirational speeches, full of rhetorical flight but light on detail, in which he tried to move voters by making them feel as if they were part of history.
Boeing has a building full of full-flight simulators, including the new one for the 787.
Eily's internal monologue is elaborate and impatient, full of poetic flights and furious expletives.
An extended, scherzolike section full of fantastical flights takes off and builds to a final flourish of every-which-way spiraling figures.
But Vienna is a baroque city, full of outrageous flights of fantasy, where mischievous cherubs tend to mock the best-laid plans.
