Sentence examples for put off flying from inspiring English sources
More people have almost certainly died in car crashes since 9/11, as a result of being put off flying by the attacks of that day, than died on 9/11 itself.
Shares in Flybe, which fell by 4.5p to 80p, were knocked off course by third-quarter results that showed November's terror attacks in Paris put people off flying.
Crane, who was going to celebrate New Year's Eve in Las Vegas with friends and family, said the incident did not put him off flying but nor did it inspire confidence.
And asked if the threat of a terror attack would ever put him off flying, he says: "You could choke on a sausage tomorrow.
Despite all of this, he still retains his famous bluster, and isn't put off by flying vegetables.
While some tourists traveling by car have ended up spending more time in Zambia as a result of Zimbabwe's troubles, others, put off by flying into Zimbabwe, have simply not come.
He once flew into a rage when copy slipped by him containing a highfalutin phrase in it, because readers might be put off.
Mr. Nirenberg was put off.
