Sentence examples for quicker to fly from inspiring English sources

It would have been quicker to fly but "we love our dogs too much".

I was much quicker to fly off the handle in those days.

Even though it will cut the journey time from 22 hours, it will still be far quicker to fly.

Rather than endure long layovers for connecting flights, it can be quicker to fly to Toronto, then drive to Buffalo, a trip of less than two hours.

The idea of a legal zone in the middle of the wilderness might ring familiar to Vegas enthusiasts, but poor roads and expensive flights means wealthy Muscovites will find it cheaper and quicker to fly to Montenegro than Siberia.

France was quick to fly in extra troops when it became clear the scale of the slaughter was about to spiral, and has provided enormous support to the AU, whose troops are trying to prevent mass killings.

Lover was thirty years younger and athletic, with callused fists that were quick to fly.

Though the two have not been officially linked, rumors have been quick to fly, especially considering many of their recent Twitter exchanges, ranging from birthday wishes to "good luck" comments before matches, according to ESPN UK.

Their relationship began when she was working on his campaign for election, but sparks were quick to fly as the chemistry between the two became incredibly hard to deny.

Meanwhile, Aaron and his girlfriend made a quick decision to fly back to Canada when 9/11 happened in 2001, fearing that a third world war was about to break out.

From elsewhere in the UK, the quickest approach is to fly to Brussels – from which trains run to Mons in 71 minutes, fare €17.20.