Sentence examples for to kite from inspiring English sources
verb
To fly a kite.
- I'm going kiting this weekend.
This kiting legend's (and investor) latest mission is, "to get nine kiters to Kite The Reef (i.e. 1000km from Cairns to the northernmost tip of Queensland to Cape York) over unspoilt section of the Great Barrier Reef and create a world record", while helping Dr Nicholas James Cole's groundbreaking research to 'stop MND/ALS'stop
The two men like to kite surf together.
In addition to kite flying demonstrations, there will be workshops, auctions and even an indoor competition.
The Pocket Guide to Kite Flying is included free with orders.
The final five holes were friendly to Kite over the weekend.
He says he did go on a secret solo mission – to kite surf in Morocco.
His next plan was to kite-surf across Antarctica to Mount Vinson.
The exhibition looks at architecture and activities on the roofs, from water tanks to elevator shafts and from napping to kite-flying.
Page and Brin displayed their quite different personalities: Brin the maverick and head of Google X – who attempted to kite-board his way to the interview - and Page the business-focused executive now CEO.
It gets across all the charm of the animated TV series, as Sarah and her quacking pet head to the park for a series of six mini-games and activities, from hide and seek to kite-building.
Pakistan, one of only three countries that ever recognized the Taliban government, wanted to sway him from his increasingly messianic bent, his edicts against everything from women's education to kite-flying.
