Example sentences of "[noun sg] fly from [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | J Osborn of Bolton has supplied this shot of G–ACZP in happier days , pleasure flying from Blackpool in the early 1950s . |
| 2 | Flying to Paris within two weeks of gaining her pilot 's licence led to Betty taking part in record breaking flights , one of which was as co-pilot to F/O A E Clouston in DH.88 Comet G–ACSS flying from Croydon to the Cape , breaking Amy Johnson 's outbound record along with five other records in the overall flight . |
| 3 | Mr Wolski had enjoyed the television news the night before which showed the Curator being interviewed and pictures of the eagle flying from tree to tree and a lot of journalists getting their shoes and trousers muddy . |
| 4 | Following his failure to grab a slice of Dan-Air , he announced that he is pressing ahead with plans to set up a small European airline if Virgin can get permission to fly from Heathrow to Brussels , Paris and Maastricht . |
| 5 | For example , a passenger flying from Lithuania to London must first satisfy the airline staff in Vilnius that he has a valid visa . |
| 6 | Fields , he learned , owned a ‘ paper ’ airline , British Atlantic , which had applied for a licence to fly from Gatwick to Newark airport , New York , on an air ‘ frequency ’ which had been vacant since the collapse of Laker Airways two years before . |
| 7 | The first direct chartered flight between the two countries was made when a North Korean airliner flew from Nagoya to Pyongyang on May 17 . |
| 8 | He missed the presentations to meet his brother flying from Germany for a family reunion . |
| 9 | I found this difficult to believe , but erm judging by the number of pigeon forecasts , race forecasts that we issue , erm we 're very often talking about a quarter of a million pigeons at a time flying from A to B , and we provide the forecasts for these federations that race these pigeons , and there are a lot of pigeons flying about . |