Sentence examples similar to little flyover from inspiring English sources
But IRL enclaves, like the one cultivated by Boi Boy and Hubbard in Kansas City, feel special and a little magical especially in the "flyover states".
These are flyover books with little firsthand reporting.
After all this high-flying power architecture, we finally come right down to earth – to a little spot underneath a motorway flyover in east London.
She's a little bit country, newly arrived from Flyover, U.S.A.; he's a little bit hair-metal, with a menial gig at the Bourbon Room and dreams of guitar-rock divinity.
9. Watching two hours of country music is a fun and easy way for Huffington-Post-types to learn a little more about America, especially all those flyover states that you have to see and hear for yourselves.
Self-absorbed Londoners might regard that as the geopolitical little time compared with repairs to the Hammersmith flyover or a new disco in Dalston.
"There's a little movement afoot here in the middle of flyover country," Chuck Caisley, KCP&L's vice president for marketing and public affairs told NPR a few months ago.
That distance from the densely populated coastlines means South Dakota is also one of the so-called "flyover states" which most Americans have not visited and therefore know little about, beyond Mount Rushmore and perhaps the Badlands.
Each hour features a flyover of a single state's cities, suburbs, mountains, parks, triumphs, regrets, all strung together by little more than a narrator's voice.
