If I stand firm, she flies into a rage and threatens to tell the kids I left the marriage because I don't love them anymore.
At last, she soared offstage as if she were flying.
A British television production company was on the line, wondering if she could fly to Ireland that night.
She said she called her travel agent last week when she heard about the Acela cancellations and asked if she should fly instead.
with An Old Man's Dream, she is absolutely unfettered, singing as if she's flying over the band, all but pulling it into the air with her.
While some children her age might beg their parents to take them to a beach or an amusement park for spring break, Ashima asked her parents if she could fly to El Paso with Carrion, a former pro climber, for a two-week climbing expedition in Hueco.
(Whenever these people referred to themselves as "mutants", I kept thinking of the unfortunate character in Daniel Clowes's comic book Ghost World, who has a mole that has grown into a crackly brown carapace, covering her entire face. There would be no point in her applying to Professor Xavier's X-Men academy, even if she could fly or lift buses).
In a Belle Epoque poster announcing an air meet in Monte Carlo, a dapper aviator in cap, ascot, boutonniere and yellow gloves is shown at the stick of an open-air Wright biplane, a lady in red at his side looking as if she is flying through the air on an earthbound swing, not in an aircraft high above the Riviera.
When Seanna Sharpe performed an illegal acrobatic display on the Williamsburg Bridge in New York last year, she felt as if she was flying.
The scenes in which Cole appeared on the ship were done by using a harness as if she was flying.
