You imagine flight in them will be ethereal, serene.
Her imagined flights into unfettered expression range widely.
In the case of Theaetetus' imagined flight, we must simply find that activity different from flying within the relevant incompatibility set, a set apparently consisting of our pair of consonant forms: change/rest.
It may be hard to imagine flying as anything other than a nightmare of packed planes, crumbling airports, canceled flights and increasingly invasive security.
"If you imagine these flights breach United Nations Security Council resolutions banning weapons imports and exports from Iran," he said, "I invite you in the name of the government to help us stop these flights across Iraqi airspace".
Imagine a flight simulator that uses Google Earth as a backdrop or tracking a spy in a major city via Google Maps' street view.
Hamlet's dying utterance, "The rest is silence," gives way to an ironic musical collision: first, Horatio imagines that "flights of angels sing thee to thy rest," and then the stage directions call for a "march within" — the thuggish sound of Fortinbras's army.
"If this can happen to those of us who really know what we're doing — you know, get to an airport lounge and get help; always have a Plan B with different flights — imagine the poor traveler who doesn't know the system and doesn't have a clue what to do," she said.
Mr. Fogelin quotes Kant, who described a dove who "cleaving the air in her free flight, and feeling its resistance, might imagine that its flight would be still easier in empty space".
In recent times, Notts County have skidded into trouble when striving for imagined top-flight status or glory, which has never much featured in the club's story through all eras.
