Sentence examples for going to fly off from inspiring English sources
"I'm not going to fly off into space," he said.
They need it to work, quicksharp, because it is going to fly off the bat.
It feels like your next shot, the head is going to fly off.
"Back then we were going to fly off the oil mountain.
If you get all foggy and thinking about something else, you're going to fly off the track.
He wrote that "something strange" was going on, and warned, "If you keep winging it this way, you're going to fly off a cliff".
I realised that if the bird took off it was going to fly straight towards me.
It is all very well protecting plants against pests, or making them herbicide-resistant so farmers can spray them with impunity, but that is not going to cause them to fly off the supermarket shelves.
Forlornly dangling at the end of that rope in the Darlings' backyard as Wendy, Michael and John got to fly off and go fight pirates.
Skyscrapers in the sky To infinity and beyond Machines with a human touch List makers take control Drugs ex machina An incurable itch Reprints Related items Displays: The fluttering of tiny pixelsDec 21st 2000At a current retail price of $22,000, the T220 is hardly going to be flying off the shelves.
If seasoned and successful mobile makers like Nokia and Samsung are finding it tough to sell Windows Phones — with all their mobile expertise and established carrier relationships — Microsoft isn't going to make WPs fly off the shelves by going it alone.
