Flying used in a sentence

Flying in a sentence as a noun

Alas, that means flying via Aer Lingus or Delta, which add other drawbacks ...

When they get onto an airplane they have no idea that they're sitting in a flying solaris box with wings.

YouTube search: "LiPo fire"It's exciting to think of these little things flying about and doing all kinds of things for us.

Well, you are flying a semi-toy without proper safety near people, buildings, above roads, cars, etc on a tourist site.

I've been flying model airplanes, helicopters and other RC contraptions since I was 10 years old. Decades.

My parents could barely even travel out of South Africa as flying over/travelling other African countries were restricted.

Like with balls, marbles, and blocks, running and falling down, and not with animated honeypots and flying unicorns?My own kid won't be here for a few more months, so I'm not preaching; just honestly asking.

Flying in a sentence as an adjective

While FBI Agents are busy flying to Iceland working on Hollywood's vision for the future of who owns the internet, data, and computers, the following is allowed to happen:1.

The government claimed in court that they did not prevent her daughter from flying to America with the no fly list, but apparently the airline provided the daughter with a copy of the no fly order.

I've made the mistake of hiring the high flying Ivy League wunderkind straight out of college, highly recommended... it was an absolute disaster but my own fault for taking this as proxy for being good on a startup.

I remember a more innocent time almost three decades ago when my work involved frequent flying, such that I have been to most major airports in the United States repeatedly and have logged weeks above 30,000 feet of altitude.

There are hundreds of actual people with actual broken ribs who desperately want to learn matsyasana and don't give a flying f--- who gautama buddha or ramakrishna paramahamsa or swami vivekananda was.

Ok seems to me that a lot of people are missing the point entirely here... zzzzzoooooooommmmmmm flying hand over the head motion here>Microsoft has always worked hard to make Windows as flexible as possible, hardware wise, functionality, etc.