Sentence examples similar to gone fly from inspiring English sources

Their structure was exhibited on Berlin scrubland, as if the artist had gone fly-tipping.

Others mention Idaho, which can be elusive, but I've gone fly-fishing there, and Nebraska.

Gone Fly-Fishing This is a hard time of year for anglers, unless they like to ice fish.

A mother of two young daughters, Ms. Slade had never gone fly-fishing and was not sure she had a good reason for learning.

Would it really have been less English if the occasional non-white person had played a bit of village cricket (season two, episode five), gone fly-fishing (season six, episode one) or stolen the odd goose (season two, episode two)?

"Knowing that I could have gone flying through the air...".

It's gone, flown overnight, vanished.

Here, go fly.

Maybe he'll go fly with the airlines.

FLY OR WALK Depending on the weather and the season, I might go fly my plane.

"To go fly the flag for your country makes it even sweeter," he added.