Sentence examples for risk flying from inspiring English sources

Barring an emergency, helicopters risk flying here only at night.

"So you keep to yourself rather then risk flying into a rage for no reason".

The hijackers' decision to risk flying together calls into question much of the conventional wisdom about September 11th.

I treat each show as a training manual for life, crossing off pastimes that represent an unnecessary risk: flying remote-controlled aircraft in misty fields, spinning round in the garden with an upturned rake on my chin, carrying a carefully iced birthday cake.

He cited several major sources: music manufacturers in Turkey and Pakistan who sneak copies in by land; sources in Malaysia and Singapore who risk flying their merchandise in on commercial flights; and individually owned mass CD and cassette copiers, which is what the tape man uses to make 100 or so copies at a time.

No longer willing to risk flying under the radar, he announced on Twitter that AM2R 1.1 would be the final update.

I just took that risk, flew out of meet him and he was the nicest guy in the whole world".

Without that patronage machine, the party risks flying apart.

He wanted to squeeze in one more rally before the storm, so he risked flying to Orlando Sunday night for a campaign event Monday morning with Bill Clinton.

Harmed by the early death of his father, he orbits the ordinary centres of life and risks flying off into utter loneliness.

"Consultation and collaboration between helicopter operators, the oil and gas companies and the unions representing pilots and offshore workforce has led to technical advances, improved predictability and the mitigation of the risks flying in the North Sea presents.