Sentence examples for takes to fly from inspiring English sources

"Just as quick as it takes to fly them to Georgia," she said.

But he must improve his plate discipline and his defense, particularly the routes he takes to fly balls.

Francesco Totti, the A.S. Roma forward now training with Italy's national team in preparation for soccer's European Championships, calls a travel agency to ask how long it takes to fly from Milan to Rome.

But the local color and the steady stream of hard-boiled aphorisms ("He reminded me of the tough guy in high school, which was to say not tough at all") are grounded by a reasonably serious study of male companionship, what it takes to fly straight and the ultimate inscrutability of other people.

Once they dispense with the "heavy, costly and complicated" design of the Concorde, Goldin imagines, a global fleet of about 1,000 supersonic planes could make trans-Atlantic flights in about the time it takes to fly from New York to Chicago, and fly from New York to Southeast Asia in a little more than six hours.

While many might be reluctant to pay the $8,500 per person it takes to fly first class from London to New York for themselves, never mind the nanny, for long-haul flights beyond the range of most private planes, many of the world's wealthiest are more than willing to pay.

The decision was taken to fly directly to Libreville.

The airline's president even refunded the extra $200 it had taken to fly them there.

In the time it took to fly the 400km (250 miles) from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro, a traveller could have driven there and back.

At this point a decision was taken to fly him to Camp X-ray for the sole reason, according to his Guantánamo file, that "he was expected to have knowledge of Taliban treatment of prisoners and interrogation tactics".

The team knows how long it will take to fly to the stadium, and the team inside the stadium Super Bowl knows how long it will take Pink to sing the national anthem.