Sentence examples for how they fly from inspiring English sources

"I like how they look, how they fly, racing them".

He knows a lot about rugby balls and how they fly.

They fly at speeds up to 100 miles per hour, duplicating real planes both in the way they look and how they fly.

"We'll talk about birds and how they fly, and how our imaginations also move," said Mr. Lewis, who directs the Touchstone Center, a Manhattan arts organization for children.

That may be bad news for the tens of thousands of employees of those companies, but consumers may be looking at a considerably brighter future -- one in which they will be offered more choices in how they fly, where they leave from and what they pay.

And customers don't always have much choice in how they fly (i.e. their company only books the lowest fares or they need specific times or routes).

For the first few weeks, he stalked the prom and pier, watching where the birds roosted, how they flew, what time they woke up and went to bed.

Freeland's book is full of this sort of uber-rich porn: hedge funders complaining about how hard they work, how much they fly, how they never see their children.

Domesticated pigeons are a bit like dogs: For centuries, fanciers have cultivated a startling variety of colors, feather arrangements, and behaviors, creating more than 350 breeds used in shows for looks and competitions for how fast they fly, how much they tumble in the sky, or how long they can remain airborne.

Lawmakers let airline executives know how much they fly (a lot) and how unhappy they are with them (very) during Tuesday's congressional hearing on airline customer service.

But the story of Madeleine is also a story about the media, how news events are set in motion, and how the plates are kept spinning, and how sometimes they fly off uncontrollably in all directions.