Sentence examples for unfortunately flying from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately flying between Eastern European countries is expensive, as none are connected with budget airlines.

The arresting officers were doing their job, but were unfortunately flying blind.

And I began to wonk and wonk, and once they had fallen back, with Adams and his teen-age boy huddled over the littlest one, who had unfortunately flown relatively far due to a bit of a kick I had given her, I took out my lighter and fired up the bag, the bag of toxics, and made for the light at the top of the stairs, where I knew the door was, and the night was, and my freedom, and my home.

There's no blood in a cadaver, but she was full of mysterious wibbly bits that plopped out satisfactorily and sometimes splashed back into our faces: the edge of a cancerous kidney cyst flicked into my hair, and a piece of unidentified gristle once unfortunately flew into a fellow medical student's yawning mouth.

Brazil's Globoesporte said the gesture was an eye-opener for a country "where it is not uncommon to see urine raining in stadiums – and unfortunately even flying toilets … It's undoubtedly the lesson of the World Cup.

Unfortunately, travellers flying with Thai Airways who don't fit the restrictions will have no choice but to choose Economy class.

Unfortunately, this flies in the face of the traditional business practice of selling territorial licences for entertainment products.

Unfortunately, she was flying on American Airlines, and connecting through the Dallas-Fort Worth airport.

I'm flying tomorrow, unfortunately, to my sister's memorial service.

I found out then that unfortunately my love of flying and my ability to fly were not in perfect alignment.

The reality of our daily lives, as you acknowledge, is unfortunately that "bullets are flying on city streets".