Sentence examples for wrote flight from inspiring English sources

During his time here he also wrote "Flight to Arras," and "Letter to a Hostage".

But is the man who wrote Flight and A Cabal of Hypocrites a great Russian writer, or a great Ukrainian writer?

He originally wrote "Flight Over a Global Map" for 100 trumpets, one of several works — including "Orbits" for 80 trombones, soprano and organ — that he composed for vast brass or wind forces.

In a beautifully illustrated coffee-table book on the Smithsonian's collection of model airplanes, Thomas J. Dietz wrote: "Flight, whether from continent to continent or from this planet to another, begins with an idea that is given expression first in miniature".

"There are flights toward that light as the movement progresses," O'Connell wrote, "flights of swift muted notes, like the beatings of thousands of invisible wings, coursing the misty upper airs in clouds of vibrant color and life.

Blogcritics reviewer Daniel J. Stasiewski noted that the series was different for HBO, writing, "Flight of the Conchords isn't Entourage or Sex in the City or even Extras.

Udell wrote that Flight Combats flight physics were an updated version of those from recent Flight Unlimited games, with new material taken from operations manuals and flight tests.

Critics considered him expert at flighting the ball; Neville Cardus wrote that "Flight was his secret.

Henshaw wrote about flight testing Spitfires: After a thorough pre-flight check I would take off and, once at circuit height, I would trim the aircraft and try to get her to fly straight and level with hands off the stick ... Once the trim was satisfactory I would take the Spitfire up in a full-throttle climb at 2,850 rpm to the rated altitude of one or both supercharger blowers.

Corine Wood, waiting at Gatwick Airport, wrote: "Our flight is cancelled and the soonest they could rebook us for is Tuesday.

He also wrote "The Flight of the Dragonfly" (1984), which he renamed "Rocheworld" and followed with four sequels.