Sentence examples for make flies from inspiring English sources

Even the worst stories in Make Something Up have their share of this power – and some are so bad that reading them aloud could make flies fall dead from the air.

For Grandpa Ilya, I dreamed of a complicated three-tiered tackle box complete with chenille, peacock burls, long ring-necked rooster hurls, lead wire, and the lemon-colored side feathers of a duck everything he would need to make flies that would fool even the most discerning of fish.

The last two concerts of the Jerusalem Quartet's complete survey include the childlike playfulness of the Third Quartet on Friday and the 15th, Shostakovich's last quartet, which he wanted to be played with a stillness to make flies drop dead in midair.

It is currently unknown how the Jak-STAT pathway detects viral infection, or how it protects flies against DCV (knocking down vir-1 expression does not make flies more susceptible to DCV).

Note that the use of the yw background is far from being ideal (the y mutation tends to make flies more susceptible to infection).

The absence of lamina propria (Fig. 2), which includes fibroblasts and immune cells, and the lack of an adaptive immune system make flies inappropriate for studying non-epithelial intestinal inflammation and the involvement of T cells in IBD and intestinal cancer.

Better travel," rather than saying outright, "We make flying simple".

The airport's slogan: "We Make Flying a Breeze".

Desserts alone could make Flying Pig a destination.

And the terrain can make flying here pretty challenging, particularly when visibility is low".

A business-friendly capital, he says, needs to make flying in and out more attractive.