Sentence examples for point of flying from inspiring English sources

There is the sensation at one point of flying through a star field, but we recognize no constellation, nor do we arrive at any star.

But what would have been the point of flying all that way to lobby for something that had already been secured?

One of the reasons I make a point of flying on one of our planes at least once a week is that I just get bored sitting in the office.

By contrast, the German foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, made a point of flying to Durban and spending an extra day there, making a formal statement of regret for the role Germany played in Africa as an exploiter of Africans and a participant in the slave trade.

But one victim's relative - Guo Qishun, whose son-in-law was on the plane - said he did not see the point of flying to Malaysia.

Dr Grant Allen of the University of Manchester, on board the flight, explained the point of flying circuits so far from London.

For more tips on navigating the major sticking points of flying with children, including the challenge of sitting together, see my Nov. 4 article, "Are We There Yet?

As the two airlines continue to expand, it is inevitable that they begin to compete, experts say, because both need to aim at population-dense areas to support their point-to-point style of flying.

Instead of the hub-and-spoke system, in which passengers flew in 747s to big hub airports and then took short-haul flights to their final destination, Boeing says that passengers now want the convenience of flying point-to-point and that smaller long-haul planes make it both possible and economical for them to do so.

In our case, we want to make the process of flying from point A to point B as effortless and pleasant as possible.

"There is a significant shortage of direct point-to-point flying within the continent, particularly with west Africa.