Sentence examples for it could be flying from inspiring English sources

It could be flying off the shelves".

The average private jet is only flying about 200 hours a year, when optimally it could be flying as much as 1,500 hours a year.

Or it could be flying that causes fear to bubble up inside.

The company cheered a successful liftoff and then the touchdown of its first-stage booster back on land so that it could be flown again, a practice designed to lower the cost of spaceflight.

The Wright Flyer succeeded where other attempts to build a practical aeroplane had failed, because it could be flown in the direction the pilot desired, instead of being left largely to the whim of the wind.

Over the years the event has included aircraft like the plane Leland D. Bryan customized in the 1950s with wings that folded in two places so that it could be flown or driven on a road.

The J33 turbojet had to be reinstalled and the aircraft required almost a year of maintenance before it could be flown to Avco Lycoming's home airfield at Stratford, Connecticut.

This lack of visibility into the impact of actions outside their own area of responsibility revealed that the majority of IT leaders could be flying blind.

Kelly also told me that it's possible they could be flying their first missions with human pilots on board within the next couple of years.

It's about brave and inspiring people who could be flying real missions to Mars in the near future.

Whatever the W.G.A.'s recommendation on Saturday night, lawsuits could be flying in the coming weeks.