Sentence examples for quick flight from inspiring English sources

A quick flight to a neighboring state held no interest.

He agreed to hop a quick flight down to Houston from there.

The first four are worth a trip across town or, if you're one of the devout, a quick flight.

But the quick flight of most congressional Democrats from their President suggests just how difficult a political assignment Obama has given himself.

After a quick flight through the dark night, they rushed to see the president address troops in a hangar, thanking them for their service.

Despite their numerical dominance, they are often difficult to observe because of their small size, quick flight speed, and preference for patches of dense vegetation.

Plenty of Americans have already taken advantage (it's also got the quick flight-time in its favor -- less than five hours from New York or Boston).

United Airlines and Aeromexico offer sub-$300 one-stop service from Chicago, while Dallas and Houston residents can find quick flights from just around $230 on the same carriers.

Pleasant weather, a vibrant environment and quick flights to New England up north and the Caribbean down south, make the region attractive to pretty much everyone in North America.

As the ship headed west, he was not transferred to land — for a quicker flight to the United States — because of diplomatic hurdles, government witnesses said.

The quickest flight using conventional rockets and the right planetary alignment is 18 months.