Sentence examples for popular fly from inspiring English sources

Men and women compete against one another in the open division, and dozens of players from Europe, where competitive mini golf is more popular, fly in for the American events.

Nasa's "highways in sky" computer navigation system promises to turn the sci-fi dream of a popular flying car into digital-age reality.

This is where food trucks, like the popular Flying Pig, with elaborately plated ethnic specialties -- and with Twitter feeds that update their changing locations -- roared to gastronomic acclaim before many other cities dispatched or embraced their own.

Saying that delays have increased to an "unacceptable level" at La Guardia Airport, the Port Authority has told airlines that they cannot add more flights during the airport's busiest and most popular flying times, in the morning and evening.

First Dates is a popular fly-on-the-wall series that pairs two strangers on a dinner date in the hopes that sparks will fly or heads will roll.

Restless in the inter-war years, Cobby retired from the Air Force to join the Civil Aviation Board as Controller of Operations in 1936; he also contributed to aviation magazines such as Australian Airmen and Popular Flying.

Noe Flores had been cooking pork belly buns and duck tacos for more than a month in 2011 at the popular Flying Pig food truck — often logging 12-hour days, six days a week.

Because the dudes on MythBusters can't spend every episode disproving outrageous claims people make about airplanes, we reached out to pilot, air travel blogger, and author of Cockpit Confidential, Patrick Smith, to help us bust 11 of the most popular flying myths.

Personally, I'd like to see how high these merciless profit warriors and trophy hunters can jump — not as a prelude to leadership but rather to the ever-popular flying leap.

However, manufacturers have developed rubber-sole alternatives that have become increasingly popular with fly fishermen.

The bucolic, northeastern corner of Central Park is popular with fly fishermen drawn to its stocked catch-and-release lake.