to fly

Look, Daniel, the dragon relief on the pillar is so vivid it seems as if it were ready to fly away.

Without space to run, as is its habit, it will not even attempt to fly, but will remain a prisoner for life in a small jail with no top.

If you think the menu on transatlantic flights is limited, try choosing a European airline to fly across the ocean.

(of a bird) having reached full development with fully grown adult plumage; ready to fly.

The only obstacle he could see was that the monks would not allow aeroplanes to fly over Tibet.

An air transport pilot license (ATPL) equips you to fly heavy aircraft on transcontinental flights.

When the aircraft took off very difficult, but still very hard to fly to the sky, with never been brave.

She was last heard from on July 2, 1937, on the Pacific leg of her attempt to be the first woman to fly around the globe.

Her mother plans to fly to Beijing at least four times a year to visit her.

If you want to fly , i wish to be the sky , then you know my heart never lie.

"I often feel that I'd love to be turned into a bird for a little while. It must be wonderful to fly. "

Certainly since the space shuttle began to fly, we've had people going up five, six, seven eight, nine times a year, " she says. "

The misgiving of Shu aroma didn't ease how much, she is scared namely she brought difficulty wild goose south to fly.

His sub, equipped with wings, is expected to "fly" to the deepest parts of every ocean basin.

I may not be able to fly high, I may also fall, but at least I can feel this world so closely, coz at least I once tried.

Finally, Owl was given a stocking the color of the sky-in which, Pooh thought, he would like to fly if he were Owl.

As someone who used to have to fly for business all the time, she knows what low cost airlines have done to empower travellers in ASEAN.

'It would be better for us if the shuttles continued to fly, even just once a year, ' he said.

Dick and Jeana had been so busy trying to fly around bad weather and mountains that they had forgotten to watch the oil level.

You keep on working hard, I'm getting ready to pack, and am going to fly to Nanjing in a few hours.

"It is better not to fly at all, but if you really have to then offsets are a good last resort, " he said.

When I mentally willed the hand into a point, I began to fly in the direction of my finger.

I wish to have two wings under my arms to fly, After you unto the farthest end of the sky.

A TORTOISE, lazily basking in the sun, complained to the sea-birds of her hard fate, that no one would teach her to fly.

Part of the economy class passengers, the price is often determined whether they choose to fly the first factor.

Even more, she wanted to fly with her father on his private plane and walk up the red carpet with him.

It seemed understood that I was to fly with him, and they were all busy upon our equipment.

It is not easy to fly with wine, even with it in checked-in baggage .

Would you tell me how much it costs to fly to Canada?

Manuel Zelaya, president of Honduras, who was ousted by a military coup last month, made an abortive attempt to fly back to his country.

A Norwegian scientist, Loof Lirpa, was staying in London, where he was trying to find the secret of how to fly.

Want to fly to the sky to see what, fly to the legend of "South Gate" look at me the worship of the deity who lived a kind of life.

Miss the beginning of childhood, when our carefree swing, and each time seems to fly Dangqi swing very far far away.

Fluctuations depressed mood one day, the sky seems to fly in the weather for a Rush, might go for a static air!

Could you tell us how much it costs to fly to Hainan?

If I said it was dead, you will release you to fly it out of hand. the palm of your hand the power of life and death of the bird.

passenger: I'll buy 5 tickets to fly from H. K. to Singapore. How much is the total?

Another candidate offered to fly cross-country on his own funds to meet with a CEO who was on vacation at the time.

you see leaves are falling. grass is dying. Geese are ready to fly south. It seems everything is gone.

"That sort of confusion can cause passengers not to want to fly with us any more, " says Georgina Graham, IATA's head of security.

A rough outline slowly came up to her dull mind in white glory, meanwhile, the passionate heart were to fly high in the universe.

I'm sorry that you and Mom had to fly out here to see that.

It's just a piece of cake for a plane to fly over the vast snowfield.

He had a helicopter landing pad built on the ship which enabled him to fly in for an occasional hour or two of filming.

The big take-off is in two years' time, when two pilots will attempt a transatlantic flight before trying to fly around the globe.

To really love a woman, you got to know her deep inside, hear her every thought, see her every dream, give her wings she wants to fly.

The young pilot was Wiley Post. He was trying to fly around the world by himself.

Plants were world travelers, long before tourists like you and me, were able to fly off to vacation around the world.

See if you find out where i can get ticket to fly, or you take me to YW or HZ, I never been there, maybe go check out some things.

We were able to fly into some clouds and elude the enemy planes, but I have never forgotten that.

A year later he was the first person to fly over the Atlantic in a hot air balloon. He ballooned across the Pacific in 1991.

If you want to ask how much time something takes, you can say: How long does it take to fly to Shanghai?

He said we were going to fly underneath the Golden Gate Bridge. I said as a matter of principle, I try not to fly with traders at the wheel.

Now independent, the time allowed to fly, actually nostalgic for the warmth of the mother around the time!

People walk a woman said: "forty minutes later, the UFOs suddenly disappeared, I do not know where to fly. "

Soon enough, bullets start to fly: which of the gunmen are Deputies, ready to sacrifice themselves for the Sheriff?

It is common for me to see my changes, because the process of being independent is like an eagle learning to fly.

That night I told my wife about how much I regretted passing up the opportunity to fly more with Dad when I'd had the chance.

MR SMITH: Could you tell me how much it costs to fly to Hainan?

As they grew, the girl was able to lead her birds to run across the grass, but she could not teach them to fly.

So if somebody is going to fly, put him in a pod, spring-load it, and fling him across the city.

The wind is too strong for me to fly in a line through the storm.

The instinct of a man is to pursue everything that flies from him, and to fly from all that pursue him.

A tortoise was complaining of her hard fate that no one would teach her to fly when an eagle hovered bear.

You talk to me of nationality, language, religion. I shall try to fly by those nets.

Ready to fly the skies of Acacia rain ah, gently fall on your shoulders and onto my heart.

To my dismay this caused the camera he was holding to fly out of his hands and clatter to the pavement.

Spirit is like the seabird perching on the verge of the cliff, waiting for the moment to fly skywards.

Unfortunately, due to specific health conditions, I have restriction to fly by plane, so I shall not be able to visit your company.

A few weeks after her visit, Karine asked me to fly to France to see her.

We have to open like wings, like birds, with a beautiful ideal, free to fly toward the sky.

When he was five, he tried to fly by jumping off the garden shed with an umbrella.

Some newspaper reports claimed Mourinho was either in London already or about to fly into England from Portugal for talks with the FA.

Think about the different ways that people use the wind. You can use it to fly a kite or to sail a boat.

I'm due to fly back to the United States on Friday report to my boss next week attend a conference in London next month.

If Dr. Reisman had stayed at NASA, he would have had a chance to fly again, but he decided to move on.

Tacky Bobs come in a little case that looks like a small CD case and the inside is covered with a substance similar to fly paper.

With her hair worn in a bun and long sleeves, she seems gentle and ready to fly away in the wind.

If I had a pair of wings, I have to fly over the mountains and seas, but I wish it was too remote, and I will always aspire to freedom!

As you can tell, you need to be a robot to fly this thing for thousands of hours.

If you were meant to fly in the dark, you'd have the eyes of an owl! You'd have charts for brains!

'We want to be able to fly from New York to Los Angeles and be able to watch a whole movie without a battery recharge, ' he said.

Am I trying to ensure that this safety critical system is fit to fly?

If I were a bird yearning after the sky, you are the hands releasing me to fly.

Being able to fly suggests that you have released yourself from circumstances that have been weighing you down in waking life.

He want[s] me to fly out right after the press conference and try out for the general manager job.

US officials have said it will take several flights over the coming days to fly out the thousands of Americans who want to leave Egypt.

The bird is ready to fly away again. It goes back to the prince to say good-bye.

She said they decided to fly to Madrid on a Morocco-bound flight on Monday after Egypt refused to renew Omar's visa.

You'd be able to fly. Or if you could download your brain to a bionic entity, you'd be like a Superman.

She said they decided to fly to Madrid on a Morocco-bound flight on Monday after Egypt refused to renew Omar's visa.

You'd be able to fly. Or if you could download your brain to a bionic entity, you'd be like a Superman.

You're thought of very often. How I wish for a pair of wings to fly to you on your birthday!

Request you to fly with me, to Wanggaochu away from this, to a point past paradise flow breathing!

2 week old musk babies, wings out ready to fly! more green tinges , black eyes and beaks.

The i tinct of a man is to pursue everything that flies from him, and to fly from all that pursue him.

Alan Shepard was the first American to fly in space. He rode into the sky on rocket fuel and the hopes and dreams of a nation.

And it would be most unbecoming for a proud man to fly from danger, swing his arms by his sides, or to wrong another.

Without space to run, as is its habit, it will not even attempt to fly, but remain a prisoner for life in a small jail with no top.

As for a kite unable to fly, even if it's beautiful, there's always a little loneliness and pity which can't be wiped away from its heart.

There are ideals that seem to fly through the air waiting to be seized by someone; but this requires intuition and common sense.

It added that this did not necessarily mean the aircraft was not safe to fly.

some aspects of such a mission might actually be easier than trying to fly a solar sail in low - earth orbit , but others are harder.

Many feathered dinosaurs did not have wings or were too heavy, relative to the length of their feathered limbs, to fly.

Jake says thank you. Fell out of his nest over by the plate shop. I'm gonna look after him till he's big enough to fly.

Lockheed Martin is building an air combat simulator to expose pilots to a wartime environment without having to fly the airplane.

"Farewell, farewell, " said the swallow, with a heavy heart as he left the warm countries to fly back into Denmark.

I feel the dolphins leaping in the white foam, trying to fly, and almost flying when the waves curl high to the heavens.

I'm not chase for wealth nor fame, just a freedom to move around, a wide space for me to fly.

Jochen Jaeger, 36, found himself stranded at Heathrow, unable to fly home to Zurich or to get back into the apartment he rented in London.

Instructions were sent out to fly economy class, only go on essential foreign trips and cut down on meetings in five-star hotels.

At this time of the year, the geese are getting ready to fly south to warmer countries.

and its about a little flightless bird who spends its whole life trying to devise a way to, to fly, and it's a really heart-tugging story.

Instead of locking it up in a cage or chaining it to a perch, he allowed it to fly free all over the house.

As the eagle enticing her young to fly, and hovering over them, he spread his wings, and hath taken him and carried him on his shoulders.

It's ready to fly, it's a completely autonomous electric airplane now, meaning that it has its own electronics battery and motor.

Mr M is not a fan of me learning to fly, believing that it increases the odds of him being left to organise the self-catering holidays.

I know of one situation in which a candidate was pressured to fly to the company's headquarters on his wife's birthday.

You may find yourself, as I did, trying to fly by running down the road and leaping into the air.

I have to fly out for a few days, but I'll be back soon.

Local pilots who examined the plane were surprised he had been able to fly it so far.

And all this to come as close as possible to the human dream of being able to fly .

With respect to a ship entitled to fly a flag of any State, the Administration is the Government of that State.

One of Mays's few remaining goals was to fly on Air Force one, a message relayed to the president by a mutual friend.

However, in the rickshaw yard he made friends in spite of his taciturnity , for even a silent wild goose likes to fly with the flock.

So far, the ash has only deferred some small domestic flights; larger planes are able to fly over the cloud.

The miracle is not to fly in the air, or to walk on the water, but to walk on the earth.

"We've got to fly under the radar, " Curley told Reuters by telephone from his office in Hainan.

Rather than take the aeroplane all the way, they decided to fly to Vancouver and then take the train from west to east across Canada.

Today we are able to fly freely in the blue sky. We realize it is all because of the confidence you gave us and knowledge you taught us.

Planes would be allowed to fly through the thinner parts of the plume.

Get the ball to the end of the open labyrinth without letting it to fly out of the borders.

No pilot should attempt to fly any of these figures in aircraft not certified for aerobatic flight.

Because my wanna be is to fly with you to the end of the world. . .

Millions of butterflies hibernate in trees and wake up in March to fly to the north, the United States.

It seems like a long while to wait but when it comes to all things Porsche time just seems to fly.

Power forward, goofy is a grandson, house is supposed to fly, and he was urgently waiting to fall in love, marry hope house, let the child.

You'll have trouble slowing down on this one. There's lots of herring, but be careful not to fly too much or you won't get any.

Both of them soon made a deal. The eagle said he would teach the donkey to fly patiently.

Imagine you were a bamboo dragonfly, only if you spread your wings and prepare to fly, you would fly to the sky freely.

Much better. Nick, Tomkins have been on the line from Boston. They want you to fly out to discuss next year's order.

What do you think about this statement "after you miss the boat for the fiftieth time you say fuck it, and learn how to fly" ?

Can you tell me how much it costs to fly to Hainan ?

Do not be sad, Haiyan Pai waves in the sea can be free to fly, not to mention we do! !

Today, my dog decided to fly through the front door like Superman.

The beginning of this week to fly from Chengdu, the main commercial city and major tourist cities ticket prices were rising sharply.

If you want to fly at a more reasonable time, be prepared to pay a little more.

Original text: Long south very very long before one winter, the swallow which prepared to fly has fallen in love with an ice.

Commentary: The figure on this card is being born anew, emerging from his earthbound roots and growing wings to fly into the unbounded .

She took it upon herself to say, 'Okay, we're going to fly anyway, and I'll explain it to the passengers. '

She took it upon herself to say, 'Okay, we're going to fly anyway, and I'll explain it to the passengers. '

What was the name of the first plane to fly across the English Channel?

Thanks to this chip and its array of sensors, a researcher was able to control it, using a laptop to cause it to fly around the room.

Thus, the customer is offered a set of a world-best fighter and a full set of training hardware for pilots to fly it.

Most galaxies rotate at a speed that should cause them to fly apart if all that holds their visible matter together is gravity.

Soon, the first flag of the United States was ready to fly.

It would be a round-the-clock operation, with nine aircraft each required to fly three sorties a day.

Now, a young pilot was trying to fly across Russia. He had left Moscow several hours before.

Scissors walked and found a bird to fly freely in the sky.

Our class emblem is a pigeon, this pigeon is spreading its wings ready to fly to the vast blue sky.

Marta: Very well. Actually I'm going to fly to see him for Christmas.

Many travelers think to themselves, "It's got to be faster to fly. " In reality, it's not.

He had just strength to fly up to the Prince's shoulder once more.

Some of my colleagues have had sudden turbulence, causing trolleys or catering equipment to fly around and hit cabin crew.

To fly around this open vehicle at top speed was just something every American boy wanted to grow up to do.

When it was all over and the birds started to fly back to their camp, Bat silently joined them.

The First Freedom is the right to fly over the Territory of a State without landing .

Would it be cheaper to fly to California and then take the train to Hawaii? -- Asked of a travel agent about travel arrangements to Hawaii.

If you had enough of it, it was said, you would be able to fly.

I stretched out my hands, closed my eyes and waited for the pigeons to fly to me.

The company even plans to fly in Japanese singer-songwriter Kana Uemura to treat Expo audiences to her ballad, The Toilet God.

He flies east to fly west all day long, have to the whole body nature throw in a work.

Young royal terns, like this one learning to fly on a Florida beach, leave their nests within a day of hatching.

"I used to fly in a local flying club where the pilots would be languishing jobless, " Mr Mittal says.

Just trying to fly low, avoid the radar, boss. Do my time. And get out.

Skerry A leaping manta ray (Manta birostris) seems to fly above the Gulf of California off the coast of Mexico.

Many citizens in Chengdu have chosen to fly in the sky to watch the total solar eclipse Wednesday, Sichuan media said.

A sister initiate murmured that it would be a pity to fly back to Taipei without seeing snow actually falling.

Wormholes connect galaxies and solar systems and allow you to fly across the entire breadth of the universe.

But she plans to keep her promise to fly to Washington in January, to see her boy inaugurated.

But she plans to keep her promise to fly to Washington in January, to see her boy inaugurated.

I showed that it is possible to fly a little bit like a bird.

Unable to fly or walk, Hesperornis needed to be wary of predators: sharks and plesiosaurs at sea, dinosaurs and pterosaurs on land.

He said it took him just three hours and 40 minutes to fly from Beijing to Taipei. It would have taken two hours less from Guangzhou.

They came out of their caves and began budding a fleet of space ships to fly to Venus.

I heard that as a child you really wanted to fly on an airplane. When you saw one in the sky, what were your feelings?

A computer chip was attached to the brain of a giant beetle, so chosen for its bulk and ability to fly with a heavy load.

What he had once hoped for the Flock, he now gained for himself alone; he learned to fly, and was not sorry for the price that he had paid.

EOTS has flown on a Sabreliner business jet, and the next step is for the system to fly on the Cooperative Avionics Test bed.

I was international, open minded, and wanted nothing but to fly away to see the world one day.

In 2004, an x-ray turned up a spot on Olsen's lung, and the infrared-camera developer had to wait a year for clearance to fly.

But the only way Galileo could detect the tiny target was to fly there across many millions of miles of space and do its exploring up close.

Furthermore, the pilot could only fly over the area once in a straight line, and she had to fly over as many points as possible.

Two and a half months later my knees give out in Budapest with Patello femoral syndrome and I have to fly home.

A pilot in training has to log up a certain number of hours of flying alone before he is allowed to fly passengers.

Seed dream is to blossom and bear fruit, the eagle's dream is ready to fly.

Flying out of European bases, bombers denied overflight permission had to fly lengthy, indirect routes to stay over international waters.

Xinhua News Agency said the scientists used the micro electrodes to command the bird to fly right or left, and up or down.

He ran over to the little boy and asked him if he had ever wanted to fly like a bird.

Provincial leaders and their British and American backers have had to fly in to try and deal with the crisis.

They take messages to heaven and therefore have to fly. " said the academic. "

Friends, let us defeat to the psychological unease caused by an open hand to create one of their own sky, free to fly!

For a moment, Sagan hoped Lewin had decided to fly a little later in the day.

He was trying to fly around the world by himself.

In the early years of aviation it was almost impossible to fly in bad weather.

She was to fly solo the next day.

"The notion is that you cannot do your job without using our trade secrets. And without specifics, it's just not likely to fly, " he said.

Unless the target starts manoeuvring, the missile tends to fly straight near interception .

I never pick up again until my high school teacher told me that sometimes choose to give up is in order to allow themselves to fly higher.

This spring, he said former Microsoft executive Charles Simonyi paid $35 million to fly to the international space station.

Finally, in late summer, the day came when they were ready to fly for the first time as adult birds.

One story tells us about a thief who used a kite to fly. He wanted to steal the gold from the top of an old tower.

Ron couldn't see what was exciting about a game with only one ball where no one was allowed to fly.

Suddenly, the dog leapt out of the kettle. It seemed to fly through the air, straight at Cao.

"As I was telling them about the museum, " Duryea says, "they were telling me about what it had been like to fly the first raid on Japan. "

I used to fly over to America every now and then to see my family.

"Bastard is subjected to dead! " Qiao son whole personal Teng Be vacant to fly to shot into Liao's adult in the front door favor sword.

Beijing's decision to ask Japan's Air Self Defence Forces to fly relief equipment into Sichuan is rife with symbolism.

We're going to be real thankful, for the opportunity that we have to fly aboard this magnificient space station.

Her feet are lifted up a cloud, carrying her to the window to fly, fly gradually gradually far.

Rescue specialists have been arriving with teams from China, France, Spain and the United States among the first to fly in.

That'sright, the Japanese are hiring planes to fly from Australian soil tospy on protesters who are trying to stop the whale slaughter.

Two days before he was supposed to fly to Vancouver, he received a call from her father.

A fish would never be happy living on land, because it was made for water. An eagle could never feel satisfied if it wasn't allowed to fly.

I realize later, with some degree of understanding, that Mike was the hunter holding me down and I am the bird that longs to fly.

With a wing and one refers to one or more with the engine, relying on its own power to fly in the atmosphere heavier than air aircraft.

Free to fly with it, accidentally, just hit the corner of a small spider web.

The sky of the Fan rides a hell tiger to fly toward the Feng Lin to, stop at one on, ask a way: "You today how come over repeatedly? "

If you put a bat on the ground, it probably would not be able to fly away (2).

When they start to feel well enough to fly, she moves them to this screened pen in her backyard so they can develop their flight skills.

Some homes seem to have been built to fly the flag.

Perfect as the wing of a bird may be, it will never enable the bird to fly if unsupported by the air.

However, since the weight of the documents far exceeded that allowed for hand baggage, the investigators had to fly first-class instead.

The road-going army truck turns into a helicopter at the touch of a button, allowing it to fly above hazards such as roadside bombs.

Butterfly eyes and blink a few times before they learn to fly.

Witches also were said to be able to fly. They flew by riding brooms or rakes, or riding magical animals.

After Freakonomicstheir books began to fly off the shelves. Publishers raced to commission them.

Before he sailed round the world, he had tried to fly around the world.

In 1928, she was the first woman to fly as a passenger across the Atlantic Ocean.

Wings that desire to fly burn passionately; after the sun sets they still sleep at your side.

Wind strength is extremely important when trying to fly safely in the lee.

After just one day in Los Angeles, Elvis asked Schilling to fly with him back to the capital.

By then, Changsha, visitors will have the opportunity to fly to Taiwan in the mainland to see the China Airlines flight attendant presence.

In addition, some high-income residents have purchased airline tickets, ready to fly abroad.

You occasionally charter a plane to fly privately, especially if it gives you more time to work on your start-up.

The bees go buzzing by, and there's a lovely kite just ready to fly.

I wish to fly over the city lines. There could be lines, but from your eyes I see the truth of life.

Once the program gets underway, NASA hopes to be able to fly those missions as often as once per week.

After picnic the children begin to fly kites. Mr. and Mr. Jackson go fishing by the lake.

BlueGate therefore provides military aircrafts with the capability to fly into the general airspace without any specific restriction.