Sentence examples for little flight from inspiring English sources

I'll boil some water and mix up baby bird formula, and do a little flight training.

He turns the corner, walks up a little flight of stairs and unceremoniously steps out on stage.

If I can take a weather delay, protests, a 20-mile walk and a canceled trip, a little flight delay at an airport that has restaurants isn't going to bother me.

His Grief Is the Thing With Feathers is the most exquisite little flight of a story captured between hardback covers, and its appearance has been crafted to show us that we are in for something unusual.

He tries to imagine his remains – or, as Beckett puts it, "to conceive of his exuviae" – "as preserved in an urn or other receptacle in some kind person's sanctum or as drifting about like a cloud of randy pollen, but somehow he could not quite bring it off, this simple little flight".

I hope you'll excuse that little flight of narration.

Five women — evidently drawn from a much larger group back home, to judge from a photograph in the program — sang a variety of numbers (wildly deviating from the order listed in the program), largely in a unison modulated by little short flights or dissonant turns.

"When you're watching it, your mind has time to take little flights.

There are low stretches of railings at odd angles and little flights of steps to nowhere.

And for me the best way to do that is to experiment a bit, and allow the truth of one's experience to encompass these little flights of fancy.

As for timelines, Musk cracked that while he's "not the best at this sort of thing," and SpaceX is being "intentionally fuzzy about this timeline," it's looking to complete the first development spaceship in about four years, and to start doing several little flights with that — "maybe even go to orbit," relatively "stripped down".