Sentence examples for inspired flight from inspiring English sources

It was the nightmarish picture of these sinister parachute petals which inspired Flight of the Magnolia and others in his "Aerial Flowers" series.

The first wave of property deals came in 1967, when riots and bombings spawned by Mao's Cultural Revolution across the border inspired flight from the then British colony.

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Still, the quintessential Station Inn experience, and in a completely unlikely way the talk of the town, is the inspired flight of necromancy that plays out every Monday night when the Time Jumpers hold court.

Practically from the moment of its birth 16 years ago, the lowly MetroCard has inspired flights of artistic fancy.

The sudden access to a new market on China's southern border has inspired flights of extraordinary optimism.

Consumers were encouraged to order wines in academically inspired flights, with names like Three Sides of Cabernet Sauvignon or A Study in Riesling.

From the start, the question inspired flights of concision in contest participants: @dnahinga defined Twitter as "Alone Together," while @Wodespain called it "Communicative disease" and @Winooski went with the slightly longer "Crouching Grammar, Hidden Manners".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet From the start, the question inspired flights of concision in contest participants: @dnahinga defined Twitter as "Alone Together," while @Wodespain called it "Communicative disease" and @Winooski went with the slightly longer "Crouching Grammar, Hidden Manners".

These muses can give designers direction and definition or they can inspire flights of folly that are never able to solidify into a style.

Even its decline was gaudy and sulfurous enough to inspire flights of apocalyptic rhetoric from writers like Allen Ginsberg, with his "undersea light of Pokerino freak shows," and John Rechy, with his "vast City of Night stretching from Times Square to Hollywood Boulevard".