Sentence examples for idea of flying from inspiring English sources
How did the idea of flying originate?
So, once, was the idea of flying packed aircraft into buildings.
Ms. Miller, like Mr. Varone, appeared to be fascinated by the idea of flying.
Did you have reservations about the idea of flying 17 hours here?
That involves selling corporate travel departments on the idea of flying Southwest.
I find the idea of flying a plane fascinating, but you aren't supposed to fly drunk.
"The idea of fly before buy is very difficult for this system," said Lt. Gen. Ronald T. Kadish, director of the Missile Defense Agency at the Pentagon, speaking to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
The idea of "fly" and "flight" (as an escape, or challenge) runs through the story of Macon "Milkman" Dead III, who gets his nickname from being breastfed into childhood by his dominant mother.
Since then several researchers have unravelled the role of flies in the epidemiology of avian campylobacteriosis [ 17- 19], but the idea of flies as important vectors for human Campylobacter infection has been largely neglected [ 20].
But the idea of a flying car has long gripped the imagination of a gridlocked public.
The idea of the flying ball came from two Chinese calligraphy characters, drawn by a 7-year-old girl, that said "take off and soar to the sky".
