Explore Flying through 10+ example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like moving or flight. Ideal for language learners, writers and word enthusiasts.
Flying in a sentence
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Flying meaning
- That flies or can fly.
- Brief or hurried.
- Capable of moving rapidly; highly mobile.
Synonyms of Flying
Using Flying
- The main meaning on this page is: That flies or can fly. | Brief or hurried. | Capable of moving rapidly; highly mobile.
- Useful related words include: moving, air, air travel, flight.
- In the example corpus, flying often appears in combinations such as: the flying, flying the, and flying.
Example sentences (20)
There are 57 missions in story mode and the goals include dodging flying police cars, stealing other flying cars, ramming into an opponents, vandalizing restaurants and competing in a flying car race with flying car racers.
We get the Bucks flying, Sammy flying, even Santana flying.
It's not clear if the two were flying out of RDU, flying into RDU, or not flying at all.
Flying spins include the flying camel, flying sit spin, death drop, and butterfly spin.
Among the current deals on offer are Sydney to Nadi airport in Fiji from $259 flying from early to mid-March next year and Sydney to Honolulu in Hawaii from $305 flying out in mid-January to late February.
I remember flying with him in Iraq and thought then that there was no other pilot I'd want flying me in combat than "G-Wayne".
Nicola said: "Seeing his flag flying high brought us comfort but it was also very emotional because Cal should have been there flying it.
The dialogue is almost clever, including lines about, “Flying fowl,” meaning flying to Turkey.
The Dogs Trust in Colchester is a smashing place where a Sweaty Betty item that was part of a collaboration with the Hollywood actress Halle Berry cost £10 and a sheepskin 1980s flying jacket was the same price - the flying jacket made £70 in a week.
The final clip of the finale showed Conner flying and laughing, his personal flying lessons having apparently been successful.
The next few months were meant to be a smooth-flying swansong for Joyce, who had planned to retire in November, neatly marking 15 years in charge of the flying kangaroo.
These flying taxi/flying car startups have been taking money to start up and disappearing for years now with none of them able to show anything for their efforts.
According to the Academy’s website, he has been flying since the age of 15. Pilots he trained, and his alumni, include those who are now flying for the US Air Force, US Army, FedEx, UPS, Delta, and other airlines.
Both Saturday and Sunday will feature the flying of large inflatable kites, team flying, and a variety of family games from 9 AM to 6 PM.
But they have an annoying habit of the different pieces flying in different directions instead of flying in close formation.
Flying hate it, not the actual flying part but the annoyance you have to go through at Airports in general.
He said: "We were flying out for the weekend to celebrate my girl's 13th birthday on July 13. Unfortunately the flight out was the worst flight I have experienced in over 40 years of flying.
In addition to Gibson’s Victora Cross, survivors received awards including Distinguished Service Orders, Distinguished Flying Crosses, Conspicuous Gallantry Medals and Distinguished Flying Medals.
Mantell was reportedly asked to investigate a silvery, conical flying object in 1948 while undertaking a flying class alongside two other pilots.
The World War II era flying patrol boat, long since converted to forest firefighting water bomber will be flying one last time around Nov. 18.
Common combinations with flying
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the flying 16×
- flying the 13×
- and flying 9×
- flying over 8×
- flying car 7×
- flying at 7×
- flying in 7×
- flying and 7×
- of flying 7×
- flying cars 6×