Sentence examples for only to fly from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of the dolls arrive each week, says Riley, only to fly off the shelves instantly.

At the other extreme, long-winged swifts and frigate birds move from their perches only to fly, never to walk.

Or only twice, and only to fly refuellers for the bombers; which meant he'd hovered beyond missile range, and hardly seemed to count.

IN THESE carbon-conscious times, there was much carping because European Union leaders held a party in Portugal to sign their new treaty, only to fly 1,700km 1,0600 miles) to Brussels for a formal summit the next day.

Webb's main miscue came on the final hole when she drove the ball about 260 yards down the middle, only to fly a 9-iron over the green and missed an 8-footer for par.

He weighed 320 then and has fought weight most of his life, bungeeing all the way down to 170, only to fly up 100 pounds a few months later.

Everest now has grossed more than $100 million, second only to To Fly.

He made 13 tackles at Murrayfield, second only to fly-half Owen Farrell (14) for England.

And strategic ticket shoppers know not only when to fly, but when it's most auspicious to book a flight.

It's not only fair -- it's the only way to fly.

But concrete rumours only started to fly last year, and the company started hosting a special countdown on its site last week.