Sentence examples for to flyover from inspiring English sources
noun
A low-level flight, especially of military aircraft, of a ceremonial nature; a flypast
It would not make its way to flyover country for several more years after that.
The map is in Paris, it looks fast as it switches to "flyover" pictures of the Eiffel Tower.
Boone County borders both Indiana and Ohio, and was described to me by a couple of people I met there as "flyover country," with a mixture of provincial anxiety and defensive skepticism — as in "What brings you to flyover country?" The phrase is not quite apt.
The editor's suite includes tools that allow human editors to assign specific geometries to flyover buildings (think Salesforce tower's unique ridged dome) that allow them to be instantly recognizable.
This has been most shocking to the Establishment Republicans and the conservative punditocracy, two groups known for staying mostly within their Beltway and New York City circles and not getting out to flyover country much at all.
(I grew up and did most of my cycling in flat-as-flat Hull, where you have to drive to a flyover to practise hill starts).
By the time we wound on to a flyover to head for downtown we were easily 3,000 people.
Japanese military aircraft scrambled jets a record 415 times in the year to March in response to flyovers by Chinese planes.
In a city made of stone, from pyramids to flyovers, it prefers wood for its panelling and partitions, a darkly stained bar, a scratched trolley, a desk piled high with books.Black-and-white pictures in wooden frames commemorate a past that has often revolved around the café's guests.
In response to flyovers and despite a minimum of 3-month time lag between helicopter samplings, goats retreated to, and congregated at the same locations within their home range.
Apple's known to keep flagship features on flagship devices, so relegating turn-by-turn navigation and the 3D "Flyover" mode to the iPhone 4S and new iPad only fits with that strategy.
