Sentence examples for longer flew from inspiring English sources

Haiti's mules would have to do when Chinooks no longer flew.

Some moved; some changed jobs or went back to school; a few said they no longer flew on airplanes.

David Robert, 37, had more experience but he had recently become an Air France manager and no longer flew full-time.

Muldoon no longer flew commercial, not even in first class, but soared above the roof of the world in private jets provided by the studio.

William R. Voss, the president of the Flight Safety Foundation in Alexandria, Va., said longtime safety regulations requiring strict vertical separation of planes in the air meant that pilots no longer flew manually at altitudes above 24,500 feet.

In the distance, a golden clearing between lush, vivid cliffs was filling with the surging storm; the angels were receding; the birds ceased their high-pitched agitated laughter; the flowers no longer flew from the trees; I grew feeble, I fell mute.... Then a miracle occurred.

The flags at Seton Hall University no longer fly at half-staff.

The black flag no longer flies from the tipping minaret.

My boss will no longer fly with me.

But in the Internet age, it no longer flies under the radar.

Today, he can no longer fly, and he thinks he will have to stop driving soon.