Sentence examples for insufficient flying from inspiring English sources

No Turn is an entertaining collection of excoriating reviews including one for her own nude appearance in Abelard and Heloise: "Miss Rigg is built like a brick basilica with insufficient flying buttresses".

She has never courted the press nor written a memoir, so much of Mark Lawson's interview feels refreshingly new, whether it's debunking myths about her "heroic" drinking, discussing feminism and Emma Peel, or revealing her justifiable horror at being described by critic John Simon after a nude scene as being "built like a brick basilica with insufficient flying buttresses".

But it's her Tony-nominated Broadway debut opposite Keith Michell that lingers in Broadway lore, not least for prompting critic John Simon to remark famously of the actress's nude scene that "she is built like a brick basilica with insufficient flying buttresses".

Currently, insufficient fly-trap data exist to validate either model except perhaps in isolated areas.

In a few cases, insufficient flies of a specific genotype were available, and fewer flies were assayed; the homogenization buffer volume was adjusted accordingly.

Mere feathers, however, are insufficient to fly.

The Polish report does not shy away from putting much of the blame on Polish officials and procedures, saying the pilots had had insufficient training to fly the plane, a Tupolev 154.

On 13 March 2013, South African Defense Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula stated that "almost half of the SAAF Gripens" have been stored because of an insufficient budget to keep them flying.

The environmental group Help Save the Wildlife and Bushlands in Campbelltown, based an hour outside Sydney, reported Sunday that hundreds of flying foxes have died due to the extreme heat and insufficient shade cover.

The U.S. IX Troop Carrier Command were limited in their availability; with two more major drops taking place at the same time, there were insufficient carrier aircraft available to fly the entire division to the Netherlands in one lift.

Moreover, as mentioned above, the duplication-divergence model without considering degree-dependent duplicability is insufficient to explain the extent of disassortativity in the yeast, worm, and fly PINs.