Sentence examples for place for flying from inspiring English sources

People need to be aware of the rules and regulations that each country has put in place for flying drones.

Mr Slater said: "The principles in place for flying over London make it very very safe.

Yesterday, a petition to have Calgary International Airport renamed to "Stephen J. Harper International Airport" cropped up on the internet after a Calgary man made the point that the outgoing prime minister deserves to have YYC one of Canada's busiest places for flying machines to land at named after him.

Flowing through rural sections of Sussex and Warren counties, the Paulins Kill is regarded as an excellent place for fly fishing.

Other rules relate to the size of the flag as well as flag protocol including the appropriate places and occasions for flying the flag and who may display the flag on cars.

If you improved the rail links to Stansted it would be the obvious place for people flying for business reasons into London … Expansion has to be the last solution".

In addition to this, livestock keepers have also identified river side, forest, bushy grass land and grazing area as the most risky places for fly and trypanosomosis exposure.

Under pressure to stay in Memphis and exploit the opportunities quickly appearing at Stax, he opted instead to take up his university place while flying back home for sessions at the weekends.

Mohn stated that ski flying was the future in ski jumping and that there would be place for two ski flying hills in Norway.

The director, Mr. Romanek, is probably most famous for his stylish, innovative MTV music videos, like the one for Michael and Janet Jackson's "Scream," which takes place on a flying saucer, or for the Nine Inch Nails song "Closer," which begins with a disembodied heart still beating, thanks to some electrodes and an off-screen battery.

Nobody ever imagined this eight years ago when the British started looking for a safe place to fly supplies for the troops who were to be sent to the southern province of Helmand.