Sentence examples for street flying from inspiring English sources

A young man drove his pickup truck up and down my street flying a large flag in the manner of the 7th Cavalry riding into battle.

On March 30 , 1929 he reports, from Midtown, that "a butterfly has been sighted at Sixth Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street, flying low and looking as though something were doing".

Within a decade the studios produced (to name just a few) "42nd Street," "Flying Down to Rio," "The Gay Divorcee," "Top Hat," "Swing Time," "Show Boat," "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (the first full-length animated feature), "Babes in Arms" and "The Wizard of Oz".

Then he noticed: "All the pigeons in the street flew up".

Yet the 110-year-old mansion on 16th Street flies no flag and its half-dozen Cuban diplomats are not even allowed US bank accounts, receiving only cash from home and rumoured surveillance from the Americans.

Karen Sebiri, who lives in a 160-year-old home on Joralemon Street, flies a red and white "Don't Tread on Me" flag and believes a park will ruin the Heights.

This summer, the higher Wall Street flew, the more concerned analysts became that its gains had far outpaced the real economy, where some 14.9 million people are unemployed and millions more are working part time for lack of a full-time job, or have given up looking for work.

The case centers around the abduction of Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr, also known as Abu Omar, who prosecutors say was whisked off a Milan street, flown to an American air base in Germany and onward to Egypt, where he was tortured, he said.

The port, at the foot of Gulfport's main street, flies a Chiquita banner under its American flag; fruit imports remain down but are bouncing back, though exports of frozen poultry have stopped since the storm destroyed the port's refrigerated warehouses.

The rejection of J Street flies in the face of what all nonprofits stand for, but it is also hard to avoid pointing to the irony and hypocrisy of major Jewish organizations rejecting discussion and debate within their own ranks after the long history of discrimination against Jews and their views.

"Nobody would take to the streets flying the red flag," says Mr Ligi.