Sentence examples for no longer flying from inspiring English sources

Across nearly all of northern Iraq, the national flag is no longer flying.

In New York, Washington, Chicago and San Francisco, the French-owned Hotel Sofitel is no longer flying the French flag -- "a precautionary measure," said a spokesman, Paul Charoy.

Supporters of the bailout said it was related to the war, because jittery travelers are no longer flying as much as before.

Black flags are no longer flying over towns and villages near the Turkish border and the militants of the so-called caliphate are on the run.

According to the senior American military officer, the drones are no longer flying out of Shamsi Air Base, in Pakistan, but from Afghanistan, and the intelligence used to target militants is now being collected almost entirely by American networks.

AT Town, one of the year's most successful new restaurants, Geoffrey Zakarian is no longer flying in fresh turbot from France, because the restaurant can no longer afford it.

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.