Sentence examples for longer to fly from inspiring English sources

It took even longer to cross the Tasman Strait, or all the way down to Antarctica, and even longer to fly – and then even longer to fly above the atmosphere.

"They take longer to fly when approached by someone with a gun, whereas larger-brained birds enjoy the benefit of being wary".

"We'll refund the passenger's ticket if they no longer wish to fly," he said.

The parents also reported that they were finally able to confirm vacation plans since their children were no longer afraid to fly.

Apparently, the woman was just a few weeks away from the cutoff point where she was no longer allowed to fly during pregnancy.

Malaysia Airlines has agreed to waive all change fees on all flights, and refund tickets for people who no longer want to fly anymore, including non-refundable tickets.

In a TV interview on CNN in 2012, though, the band claimed they no longer wanted to fly the Confederate flag on stage.

Banks will no longer have to fly paper cheques across the country, but the new system will be costly too worthwhile only for fairly large payments drawn on banks far away.

Some internet forums suggest he was sacked as a result but, due to the credit crunch, the Guardian can no longer afford to fly us to Portugal to investigate, so we can't be sure.

Bonnie Glaser, a senior adviser for Asia at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies thinktank, said a downgrading of the allegiance between Manila and Washington could damage the US if it was no longer able to fly P-8 spy planes out of its airbases.

It's no longer enough to fly into China for a week of meetings with potential portfolio companies.