Sentence examples for wider flight from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the wider flight comparison industry saw the writing on the wall as soon as the ITA acquisition was announced.

The selloff can be explained to some extent as a market correction and part of a wider flight from risk.

We concluded that TSPR with a constant corrected speed had wider flight envelope, higher thrust, and higher specific impulse than TSPR with a constant physical speed determined by calculating the performance of off-design TSPR codes under different control plans.

An empty space, backed by a wide flight of steps; a cry of "Sharp!

Around four o'clock, Owens's models assembled backstage, at the foot of a wide flight of stairs.

From this lower terrace, guests walk up a wide flight of shallow steps to the grassy lawn.

In response, some pilots called in sick in greater numbers and reported more mechanical problems with planes, leading to wide flight delays and cancellations.

A wide flight of stairs led down to the dining room, where guests could dine either indoors or on the broad patio.

A wide flight of stairs spans the deck, leading up to a view of the landscape, but if you stand at the bottom of the steps, all you can see is sky - a reference to the artist James Turrell's "skyspaces".

Having been educated in a Church of England school, I was frankly horrified after climbing up a wide flight of steps to enter the portico, nave, side chapels and a cruciform baptistery with a font.

The attractive "Butterfly," first presented at Glimmerglass in 1997 and at the City Opera the next year, uses an abstract set -- a stage-wide flight of stairs and stage-high sliding screens designed by Michael Yeargan -- to suggest Cio-Cio-San's home, indoors and out.