Sentence examples for yet to flying from inspiring English sources
Dr Olamide Orekunrin has delivered the healthcare innovation that Nigeria's government has yet to: Flying Doctors Nigeria.
He has yet to fly a combat mission, however.
It is this lack of proximity that partly explains why Sampi's career has yet to fly.
Shane Warne, meanwhile, has yet to fly what has now become his traditional availability kite, although give it time.
Challenged by weather and hounded by predators, most of the birds have hundreds, if not thousands, of miles yet to fly to reach their overwintering grounds.
The UK announced earlier this month it had carried out a drone strike against two British citizens in Syria but has yet to fly manned operations in Syrian airspace.
Naturally, no government wants to be presented with that kind of bill — especially for a plane that has yet to fly — in the middle of a recession.
It has yet to fly (as his website endearingly puts it: "Well, we couldn't really roll it out, as the main gear is not finished, but here it is").
While Tony Blair overstretched the forces, Brown allowed the procurement budget to get out of hand; hence the enforced defence review that leaves Britain with new planes but no carrier (yet) to fly them from.
On current plans, for example, the air force is taking full delivery of 232 Typhoon jets, but it is doubtful that Britain will buy the 150 JSFs it would like.The cost of the JSF is rising, and the jump-jet version ordered by Britain has yet to fly.
However, the Lynx has yet to fly.
