Sentence examples for is likely to fly from inspiring English sources

No doubt, the £155 Olivia is likely to fly.

The UK ambassador to Algeria is likely to fly to the In Amenas area.

Between the late 30s and the 80s, Brown flew 487 types of aircraft, more than any other pilot has flown, or is likely to fly, in history.

Replacing the panel taken from the Discovery will take about six months, Admiral Gehman said, a time frame that meshes with the earliest time that NASA is likely to fly a shuttle again.

And it is likely to fly off the shelves in this, the month of self-loathing, when membership to Weight Watchers rockets and gyms rake in a new batch of direct debits.

If the United States and its five negotiating partners come within striking distance of an interim agreement with Iran, Mr. Kerry is likely to fly to Geneva at the end of the week to try to seal the deal.

After all, how many people were likely to fly to Florida or the West Coast to board a cruise ship?

Nowadays, they more often send out their graduate students, who, instead of driving, are likely to fly.

Though the bride and the bridegroom -- if they come -- are likely to fly in by helicopter, the photographers continue to mill around the castle gate, behind barrier tape.

Heads of state will send their condolences to the royal family and some are likely to fly in for ceremonies in the capital and around the country.

That's less than a DJI Phantom would give you, but enough for most of the missions you are likely to fly.