Sentence examples for was flown off from inspiring English sources

The rebels are mindful of the fate of Liberia's former president, Charles Taylor, who was flown off to The Hague last month to face war-crimes charges, three years after he had agreed to a peace deal.The absence of the LRA leaders will complicate and slow the talks.

However, a later report by Malaysia's Ministry of Transport, which was released on the anniversary of the plane's disappearance, suggested that the plane was flown off course deliberately - due to the transponder being switched off by someone in the plane, rendering it invisible to civilian radar.

While Mr. Bush made his way through jet pilot training in 1969 -- and became the buzz of his air base when he was flown off to a dinner date with Tricia Nixon, the president's daughter -- Mr. Kerry made his way to a job as an admiral's aide in New York.

Glorious and Ark Royal arrived off central Norway on 24 April where 263 Squadron was flown off and their organic aircraft attacked targets in the Trondheim area before Glorious had to return to Scapa Flow on 27 April to refuel and embark new aircraft.

The young news reporter Walter Cronkite was on board Texas starting in Norfolk, Virginia, through her service off the coast of North Africa, and thence back to the US On the return trip, Cronkite was flown off Texas in one of her OS2U Kingfisher aircraft when Norfolk was within flying distance.

He, too, was flown off the island before police could speak with him.

Their suspicion has hardened that it was flown off-course by the pilot or co-pilot, or someone else with detailed knowledge of how to fly and navigate a large commercial aircraft.

Last time I saw him he was flying off to Zurich for a job interview.

"It popped up so fast, I thought part of the car was flying off," he said.

He had a dinner meeting, and the next day was flying off to do it all again in Mississippi.

When I did the Triad [Theatre], pretty much the whole show was flying off the cuff.