Sentence examples for likely flying from inspiring English sources

"Usually when they find something like that, it shows he was likely flying impaired," Corral said.

Potter and Hunt were likely flying late in the day, at a time when visibility is poor, in order to evade the Park Service.

In the 1980s, the peak years of boomer creative influence, if you were on television with more than six decades to your name, you were most likely flying into a snowy moonscape pulled by reindeer.

His close friend Richard Branson had said that Mr. Fossett was most likely flying around the Yerington area searching for dry lake beds in which to challenge the world's land-speed record, his latest quest.

There's nothing else so far in terms of details about the series, but the name indicates it will follow the adventures of fighter pilots, likely flying X-Wings.

But their success comes at a cost: To avoid the lights, the moths are likely flying less, say the scientists, so they aren't pollinating as many flowers or feeding as many spiders and bats. .

She had heard a few recently but all is quiet now; they've likely flown south already.

Tuesday in Washington, I would likely fly out from Boston on Monday night rather than early on Tuesday, just to ensure that I arrive on time," Barnhart said.

(Mr. Wang later walked out of the consulate and likely flew to Beijing, personally escorted by a vice minister of state security, Qiu Jin, Bloomberg Business News reported).

"It is my belief that MH370 likely flew in the shadow of SIA68 through India and Afghanistan airspace.

We'll likely hear more at SXSW in March, where the Hexa will likely fly its first passengers.