fly down

Gradually, the pigeons became familiar with him and they would fly down to his feet, or even land on his shoulders and hands.

If you had . . . they would have told you that you've been walking around with you fly down all day !

Should I possess a pair of wings, I will fly down from the paradise to see you.

If I had wings, I'd fly down from the heavens and visit you. Do I have wings? No! I am sorry , I will never be able to see you again.

I can just fly down there at the speed of light, catch a quickie, and fly away before she knows what happened.

Skiers wear special skis and aerodynamic suits to fly down a hill at speeds up to 160 miles (250 kms) per hour.

"Shall we fly down and pick their eyes out? " asked the young Storks .

In the moonlight, he saw a pretty young lady fly down from the sky.

In short it looks like it is mentally easier for a bird to fly down a road.

I suggested that you fly down there, look around.

If the shuttlecock fly down from this, it's more wiser to compensate than get it back.

In this park, birds often fly down from trees to eat from visitor's hands. They are used to being fed in this way.

In this park, birds often fly down from trees to eat from visitor's hands.

The cat lay in wait for the bird to fly down.

Sparrow, won't you fly down south by me?

Not and in a short while, a group of birds fly down, indeed, there are many birds bumped online, became the fowler's in the bag.

trees stand tall with straight, golden leaves turn fly down, pick up an outline so that the sun is a clear context, symmetrical beauty;

It is Stonehenge, we can fly down to see

No one's gonna fly down low

And so, when you fly down --