用fly造句子，“fly”造句

"We saw the helicopter propellers fly all over," she said.

The batter hit a pop fly to the shortstop.

I mean he wouldn't hurt a fly. If there was a fly in my kitchen, he'll catch it and spend half an hour before he set it free.

Air Force Gen. Alexander Alyoshin confirmed that the pilot disregarded instructions to fly to another airfield.

Don't fly your Vikings over any of the three Zerg Hive bases!

An airplane cannot fly out into space be cause it must have the air for its propellers to push against.

Chasing the lonely cold days, suddenly found himself like a single crane, struggling in the Yellow dream fly.

Using a chicken feather as the body and some beads from a military ID tag as the eyes, I tied a fly that looked exactly like a minnow.

SIXTEEN million migratory birds fly to Britain every year from sub-Saharan Africa in a flurry of wing beats that herald the spring.

His fingers fly over the keyboard, hitting all the wrong Buttons, making all the wrong decisions, and in no time files are deleted, old copies are saved over new, and other unfortunate hijinx ensue.

I have this theory that, to us the world is a flat thing we stand on, but to birds it is a cliff they cling to, a huge ball and they cling to the side and then fall off and fly and glide.

Why do swallows fly south for winter?

Make people scurry, or airplanes fly.

The soldiers are ready to fly the 50 combat mission.

minute two-winged mosquito-like fly lacking biting mouthparts; appear in dancing swarms esp. near water.

When he was not jumping with a parachute, he was being taught how to fly by pilots in the air show. But he could not fly as often as he liked.

Jonah came within inches of scoring his second free-kick in a week, but saw his effort fly just wide.

Sitting in cramped metal containers in bases across America, they fly their machines by remote control from thousands of miles away, via satellite links.

Then put the sword out, until the force lost Chinese years and thought that man was alone amidst the fence, as thousands of clouds... Sword who sacrifice? How to fly? There is no need to whisper this song with me.

Rooney will fly out with the rest of the squad to England's base in Baden-Baden on Monday, but Jermain Defoe also looks certain to be pulling on the team dark navy Armani suit and baby-blue tie chosen by David Beckham, the captain.

Seagulls never fly in the dark!

As with other migratory birds that fly long distances, it's unclear how great snipes can apparently fly for such long periods with little or no sleep.

Planes cannot fly very high because when they go higher, the air gets thinner.

No, you'd have to fly according to a wussified autopilot, along pre-set pathways. Air-roads, in other words.

The second thing I look for is if I were to get on an airplane with this guy or gal, would I want to fly across the Atlantic with them?

The man flipped at a fly with a fly swatter.

If their feathers get too wet, they can't fly.

Based on analyzing the eruption and tiny aggregate effect of fly ash, the influence of fly ash on the shrinkage fissure of concrete is studied, caused by the plastic deformation, dry or temperature.

Maybe you are just an eagle, but as long as you have a lofty, fell over, will fly in the sky.

My mother will fly in this evening.

I will look for my broken wings again, and I can fly alone without your dependence.

Swaziland's international airport has no working control tower or radar system, and lighting for nighttime landings is so poor that pilots are forced to fly by memory, the government has been told.

Use a fly-on-the-wall approach: Describe what happens as if you're a fly on the wall observing the events transpire.

But his father said Tuesday that in light of the response of Western governments to the uprising, only Germany - which steadfastly opposed a no-fly zone - would be allowed to do business in Libya.

Love is a bird, with wings to fly. A wing is a man, a wing is a woman. According to two happy couple.

Yes, but I don't think it's going to fly.

The direction of the prevailing wind means that for most of the time the planes must fly over central London.