Sentence examples for reasons flying from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons flying saucers caught the Western public's imagination was that they tapped into a widespread fear of attack from communist enemies, says Starr - "the sleek uniformity of the shape, the shell containing something unpleasant".

"It's probably a good thing, because if sales of Confederate flags did go up because of this, that tells me a lot of people are using the flags for illicit reasons, flying it as a symbol of hate," he told The Huffington Post.

The reason flying was so luxurious in the 1960s was that most people couldn't afford it.

"There's a reason flies swarm over rotten eggs".

"For them to say that our path was always decertification, and that we did not engage in good-faith negotiations and that we did not budge flies in the face of reason, flies in the face of facts, and is simply untrue".

The board requires that Mr. Mulally — for safety reasons — fly on a private jet whether he is going to Washington for business or Hawaii for vacation.

For these reasons, flies have long represented an ideal organism to conduct mutagenesis screens to isolate genes regulating a particular biological process of interest ("forward genetics", i.e. going from phenotype to gene).

But they have some very compelling reasons for flying from their protected nests.

Something, though, will have to give as fuel prices soar, as concerns for the environment grow, and we, grudgingly, question our reasons for flying so cheaply.

According to federal statistics, more than 100 people a year are stricken because of health reasons while flying on major carriers in the United States.

Fortunately, that doesn't happen often.Mr Sanders describes several encounters in which he questioned his stressed-out seatmates about their reasons for flying, eliciting stories of upcoming presentations or grandchildren to be met for the first time.