Sentence examples for thought flying from inspiring English sources

Maybe there was hope for this world, for this government, I thought, flying high over the vast USA.

United apologized for what it called a "tragic accident," telling the Points Guy it was "thoroughly investigating" how anyone thought flying a bulldog halfway across the country in a tiny, unventilated compartment was a good idea.

Martino was on a plane bound for Europe on Monday, but there were two schools of thought flying through the Catalan city.

"We offer tandem flights," says Steve, "but I think flying on your own is more rewarding".

There are, after all, people in the world who think flying aircraft into buildings is an acceptable form of political communication.

If it were to fall any distance, it would begin, I think flying around the earth without knowing why, like a satellite.

I've been privy, in the past, to the  subtle nudges, the rolled eyes, and the barely-stifled sighs of men who think flying the feminism flag is tantamount to announcing oneself as a rabid hater of all things male.

Most of all, though, I think flying seems like a very 20th-century activity in the popular imagination.

If you think flying on a dragon can only happen in a fantasy world, think again.

"Thought flies and words go on foot," wrote the author Julien Green, and several English walking trails named for wordsmiths link sites from their lives and works.

I love the idea of their odd, now struggling profession, with its famous lineages (Parish-Hadley, McMillen Inc., Colefax and Fowler) reminiscent of circus dynasties (think Flying Wallendas).