Sentence examples for indeed flew from inspiring English sources

"There's going to be a Nissan flying up on us," he muttered, looking in his side-view mirror just as an S.U.V. indeed flew past on the Hutchinson River Parkway in New Rochelle and veered into the officer's lane.

Indeed, Flew has never offered a detailed explanation of what he believes, preferring to use terms like "Aristotelian deist" that connote both an assent to a higher intelligence and a resistance to the idea of a personal god.

"Some will, indeed, fly or drive to the continent.

Carlson was indeed flying — she wasn't hanging from anything, her arms and legs were free.

In the end, they showed the world they could indeed fly.

My friends' warnings were true: My six hours a day do indeed fly by.

Indeed, flying robots are one of the last remaining unchartered tech territories for the fashion industry.

(Mr. Kim is said to be so fearful of flying that he has never traveled by airplane. That is open to question: one Korean source said this week that he had indeed flown once, at age 23, to the Indonesian archipelago).

Thus, a spy plane could not be completely invisible if it were to be used for espionage or, indeed, flown at all, since its pilots would need to know its position relative to the ground.

In interviews, however, American intelligence officials and high-ranking military officers said that Pakistanis were indeed flown to safety, in a series of nighttime airlifts that were approved by the Bush Administration.

The enduring lure of the Emerald Isle to the millions of Irish who have crossed the Atlantic in search of a better life is well documented, and illustrated in the lyrics of Spancil Hill, another firm favourite from my childhood: Last night as I lay dreaming of pleasant days gone by My mind being bent on rambling to Ireland I did fly… And to Ireland I did indeed fly.