Sentence examples for having to fly from inspiring English sources
Nor for having to fly into town today on a short night's sleep.
An Irish worker in Fort McMurray complains of having to fly to Calgary to sit a test of English proficiency.
After emergency contraception failed in 2006, I found myself having to fly to Utrecht in the Netherlands for a termination.
The pilots, faced with having to fly the plane manually, suffered a "total loss of cognitive control".
It was certainly very easy to do it that way, without having to fly everybody around to different places.
By moving to the Spanish city, those who work in London would save £403 a month, despite having to fly into the capital from Monday to Thursday.
But now the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is facing the prospect of having to fly them back home after more than a week sat on the tarmac.
And with Argentina still limiting flights to the Falklands in its airspace, having to fly home via Chile did not help, he said.
It has to fly perfectly level".
But first the saucer had to fly.
