Sentence examples for will never fly from inspiring English sources
No matter how welcoming France is to foreign investment, that will never fly.
Most of us will never fly over those newly named waypoints.
On the Democrats and Iraq: The time-line idea will never fly.
Unfortunately, it was on the one carrier in the world that I will never fly again".
"Your food will never fly," said our high-priced P.R. lady on our very first night.
Unless the F.A.A. begins granting pilot's licenses to amnesiacs, Johnson will never fly a plane again.
It's egocentric and it'll never fly".
"It's like breaking into Lockheed in the 80's, seeing the B2 bomber sketched on the back of a napkin and predicting it'll never fly," said Jeff Brown, a company spokesman.
The campers in Cottage Grove spent half their time agonizing over cultural sensitivity ("We're highly dominated by elderly white engineering types," a stovemaker who'd worked in Uganda told me. "So you get a lot of preposterous ideas that'll never fly in the kitchen") and the other half grousing about "design drift".
It'll never fly, they mocked the Wright Brothers in 1903; and 1920s "radiotelevision" tinkerers were assured no one would want movies in their homes.
He added, "I'll never fly JetBlue again, and I'll never fly through Connecticut again".
