Sentence examples for obviously flying from inspiring English sources
When you come through security you've shown your boarding pass so you're obviously flying.
There's a ferry from the city's port, Piraeus, to Astypalea's new port at Aghios Andreas, but, obviously, flying is quicker and marginally more dignified.
I'm here for them, whenever they need me, if I can be of help in my role, but, frankly, they're a championship team and they're well-oiled and obviously flying, so I can't really take any credit there.
Obviously flying a plane is no small feat, but pilots have one, clear job to do: get passengers from point A to point B safely, and preferably without too much turbulence.
The view that everything is a matter of responsibility (and desert) luck obviously flies in the face of our everyday ascriptions of responsibility.
Above all, obviously, I was flying solo.
The New Yorker, June 12 , 1943P. 11 A man, bound for the 15th floor in an elevator piloted by a mustached old fellow who obviously had few flying hours to his credit, was a little startled when the operator, after missing the floor & couple of times, stepped away from the controls, and said.
By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 12 , 1943P. 11 A man, bound for the 15th floor in an elevator piloted by a mustached old fellow who obviously had few flying hours to his credit, was a little startled when the operator, after missing the floor & couple of times, stepped away from the controls, and said.
"But obviously, the fly wing and the vertebrate arm are so different that somewhere you have to start finding differences, and we have found the first: Engrailed controls Radical fringe in chicks, which it doesn't do in flies".
"A typical loyalty program – for example, American Airlines, which gives you miles for flying – is obviously effective for engaging your top customer base.
