Sentence examples for huge flight from inspiring English sources

Lisa Gray, a 1980 Lawrence High School graduate who now heads its PTA, said there had been a "huge flight" from the district.

The need for something tangible led Gene Stilp, an energy consultant from Harrisburg, to design his huge Flight 93 Heroes flag, a variation on the stars and stripes.

After huge flight delays in the summer of 2000, the airlines and the federal government discussed the idea of a temporary dispensation from antitrust proscriptions to adjust schedules in bad weather, but the matter was never resolved.

"As everybody knows, there has been a huge flight of capital into dot-coms -- technology or biotech," said Paul L. Schaye, a principal at Chestnut Hill Partners, a firm that advises private equity investors.

Sticking to the chest, the huge breastbone of birds is linked to the huge flight muscles that anchor there, but this is also, albeit rather smaller, a feature of the more bird-like dinosaurs.

And, naturally, they have not forgotten to turn the cameras often upon masses of brilliantly colored planes, ranked in impressive rows about an air base or upon the huge flight decks of carriers, and roaring in silver majesty, wing to wing, through the limitless West Coast skies.

Power and authority were separated from the common street by huge flights of steps that we were forced to climb on our way to law courts, parliaments and town halls.

Much more ambitious than anything the UN has ever attempted, the organisation's work to protect minorities through international law was a prescient attempt to encourage states to treat all their citizens fairly, and to prevent the huge flights of refugees that took place in the interwar years and that are with us again today.

My grandmother did not live to see the end of the war — on D-Day she struggled to a window to watch the huge flights of aeroplanes droning over towards the Channel, but the effort brought on a stroke from which she died shortly afterwards.

During the Boris Yeltsin era, the Russian Federation hired Kroll to trace the country's huge capital flight and unusual overseas K.G.B. accounts.

There would be a huge capital flight out of peripheral countries into Germany, as savers tried to protect their euros from potential devaluation.