Sentence examples for sort of flies from inspiring English sources

It was when The Dude sort of flies through all these women's legs, smiling when he's looking up all their skirts.

"This weekend's box office sort of flies in the face of what everybody thought was a sea change in terms of summer blockbusters, especially in light of 'The Blair Witch Project' and 'The Sixth Sense' last summer," Mr. Dergarabedian said.

"You hear about all the ten thousand hours, but this guy sort of flies in the face of all that," Jenkins said, alluding to the popular conviction that reaching an exhaustive threshold of practice results in expertise.

I know this sort of flies in the face of the error-proof design, but I think people are quickly going to want to send their own emails.

Oh, how time sort of flies. .

And that sort of flies in the face of being client-centred and everything is individual for the client but it's the – I think probably the information or the method in which we deliver service -sometimes that really needs to be standardized and that way people get to know what to expect.'" '"And in terms of the same way that nursing delivered from one agency to another agency needs to be the same.

Television: I know this is trashy but I love 'The City' on MTV which is a sort-of fly on the wall view of interns in the New York fashion industry.

I loved how it was suspended, so it could move and sort of fly.

I'm building some sort of flying machine in my back garden.

Come dusk, the lamps turn on and create a sort of flying carpet of light.

Buzdygan told the BBC he would resort to this sort of flying if faced with would-be hijackers.