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Discover Ludwig"on a fly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used as an adverb to mean "suddenly or unexpectedly." For example: "We had to make a decision on a fly when the situation changed unexpectedly."
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I put on a fly that looked vaguely speckled and let it trail behind the canoe.
He got 17 outs on grounders, 6 on strikeouts and one on a fly ball.
He then retired Jay Payton on a fly ball.
Wilson retired Ty Wigginton on a fly ball.
He advanced to third on a fly ball to right by Vernon Wells.
Nobody could catch it on a fly, and Verlander didn't field it cleanly.
Nova retired Manny Machado on a fly ball to left field, which brought up Davis.
In the fourth, Jason Giambi was doubled off second on a fly ball to left.
Later that inning, with runners at the corners, he retired Nady on a fly to right.
A fish on a fly, I figured, would secure my spot as the club's newest member.
Wakefield retired Greg Vaughn on a fly ball before walking Fred McGriff.
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