Sentence examples for started flying out from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly, these bodies started flying out".

Beer cans started flying out of the stolen car.

And in recent years it began to face more competition from Southwest Airlines, the profitable low-cost carrier that has started flying out of Baltimore, Providence, R.I., and other Northeast cities, driving down many fares.

WITH a promise of stylish economy and attentive service, JetBlue has started flying out of Terminal 6 at Kennedy International Airport to Fort Lauderdale and Buffalo, the first of 30 cities it plans to serve within three years.

And in recent years it began to face more competition from Southwest Airlines, the profitable low-cost carrier that has started flying out of Baltimore, Providence, R.I., and other northeastern cities, driving down many fares.

"When the details start coming in and the money starts flying out, it adds up.

What you don't realize is that when you look out the window of a train going 50 miles per hour, and that stuff starts flying out and you're like.... [He holds up arms to protect eyes.] A Sugar Pop at 50 miles per hour is nothing to be played with.

One thing I'd love to see: Do you remember that scene from The Matrix when Neo says, "I need guns," and then suddenly gun racks start flying out?

Barry Bonds, who did not start, flied out as a pinch-hitter in the eighth.

But it is in a race against time: models based on the PhoeniX need to start flying out of the showrooms before it runs out of money.

Personally, I reckon it should start flying out of the showrooms as soon as recession-hit motorists begin to discover its value-for-money qualities.