Sentence examples for put the flying from inspiring English sources

"We would never put the flying public at risk, ever, ever".

Put the flying saucer on the floor and tell them that since they were there it will now catch the monster,and tell them to wait in your room.

Since Japanese multinationals put the "Flying Geese" model of manufacturing into practice in the 1980s, Asian factories have migrated, via the continent's "miracle" economies, to China and South-East Asia.

The prime minister has been very clear in his message that we want you to stay and I would put the flying of the saltire over No 10 firmly in that context". Cameron's spokesman denied that this was a patronising or trivial move, pointing out that the saltire had flown over No 10 on previous occasions, including St Andrew's Day.

Leaving the spiracles wide open will allow more oxygen in but put the fly at risk of losing so much water that it becomes desiccated.

The excellent Drew Mitchell deserved credit for the tackle, but the Waratahs were still 10 points down inside six minutes after Davies and Sexton again combined cleverly to put the fly-half over untouched.

South Africa will try to do to him what England did to Jean-Baptiste Elissalde in the other semi, to suffocate the ball at source and put the fly-half under pressure.

We have people who do research and lobbying and so forth and they put the flyer together and made sure it was accurate so I was happy to sign off on it," Shea said.

Steve put the fly on his nose but the fish did not move on it.

She told the BBC: "I put the flyer up to vent to the universe.

Zebo released Davies, who sized up the situation, and a quick acceleration and inside pass to Sexton put the fly-half in.