Sentence examples for social flying from inspiring English sources

Wendy Jeffries, president of the Thirsk Social Flying Club, says: I just don't know what it is down to.

The app lists all the Planely travelers on the user's flight and those who are passing through the airport at the same time, to create a "social flying experience".

Planely, wants you to join what they say is the "social flying revolution".

Further experiments demonstrated that molecules and genes involved in learning and memory also impact the social flies' extra need for naps.

To name a few: enclosed spaces (claustrophobia); heights (acrophobia); fainting (asthenophobia); being trapped far from home (a species of agoraphobia); germs (bacillophobia); cheese (turophobia); speaking in public (a subcategory of social phobia); flying (aerophobia); vomiting (emetophobia); and, naturally, vomiting on airplanes (aeronausiphobia).

But as for us, the millennials, it seems that we will not have the option to retire, with formerly assured promises of Medicare and Social Security flying away like snowbirds in winter.

However, Lebar Bajec and Heppner (2009) suggested an alternative interpretation might be that, since pelicans are highly social animals, flying solo might have been stressful, i.e., cause more anxiety compared with group flight.

Accusations of "gentrification" and "social cleansing" fly.

The year is 500 A.D., give or take, when young men of a certain social class fly hawks for sport.

The year is 500 A.D., give or take, when young men of a certain social class fly hawks for… The Unfortunate Importance of Beauty, by Amanda Filipacchi (Norton).

WHEN Bishop Bernard Law of Boston was elevated to cardinal in 1985, hundreds of Boston's political and social elite flew to Rome for the occasion.