Sentence examples for mind to fly from inspiring English sources

As for Mr. deGroot, a few days later he had made up his mind to fly those Arcadian skies and said he would probably pick up the game later in the week.

According to records of the events of the night, the British high commissioner to the Rhodesian and Nyasaland Federation, Cuthbert Alport, who was at the airport that evening, "suddenly said that he had heard that Hammarskjöld had changed his mind and intended to fly somewhere else.

Use your mind's eye to fly like Supergirl or Superman over any location in the world.

What's more, you don't even have to have a specific city in mind that you want to fly to.

According to Eleff's blog post on DansDeals.com, later that evening, Andrew changed his mind and decided not to fly on Shabbat after all.

Still, many travelers put security risks out of their minds as they prepare to fly.

Flying is a great way to clear the mind I've been learning to fly for the past few years as it gives me a tremendous escape.

"If we ever get to the point where a recommendation is not fulfilled in anyone's mind, we are not going to fly until we are ready to fly," the mission commander, Eileen M. Collins, said at a news conference at the Johnson Space Center here.

In the excitement of seeing your pet again it is all too easy for questions to fly out of your mind.

The president originally intended to fly back to Westchester County to spend the night and relax on Saturday but changed his mind and decided to fly back to Washington instead.

But a decision to turn the Berlin premiere into a fund-raiser for the victims' families led the actress to change her mind and fly to Germany.