| ! - Hey, let's see you fly one. | |
| ! I can't fly, are you kidding? ! | |
| " 'Peter', she said, faltering, 'are you expecting me to fly away with you? | |
| " A girlso fly Outshining a guy" | |
| " When you compare them to the poor caged birds that have forgotten to fly, Crows are much better. " | |
| ! - Hey, let's see you fly one. | |
| ! I can't fly, are you kidding? ! | |
| " 'Peter', she said, faltering, 'are you expecting me to fly away with you? | |
| " A girlso fly Outshining a guy" | |
| " When you compare them to the poor caged birds that have forgotten to fly, Crows are much better. " | |
| " And our insurance requires that he flies with one of our instructors " | |
| "At 250 km an hour, "it runs like it flies | |
| "Does Einstein's theory explain why time flies "when you're having fun, "but when you're listening to Dr. Cooper, it falls out of the sky, dead?" | |
| "He flies through the air with the greatest of ease | |
| "Hunting flies," he tells her. | |
| " And our insurance requires that he flies with one of our instructors " | |
| "At 250 km an hour, "it runs like it flies | |
| "Does Einstein's theory explain why time flies "when you're having fun, "but when you're listening to Dr. Cooper, it falls out of the sky, dead?" | |
| "He flies through the air with the greatest of ease | |
| "Hunting flies," he tells her. | |
| ! There's something just flew in my hair and it's squeaking at me! | |
| "... Saving insects that flew into it." | |
| "A little boy used to come on tiptoeto the window "and watch chip as he flew inand out of the vine, bringing worms to nip." | |
| "And I lived on, flew on, in the reflected sky | |
| "And flew all the way to my house" | |
| ! There's something just flew in my hair and it's squeaking at me! | |
| "... Saving insects that flew into it." | |
| "A little boy used to come on tiptoeto the window "and watch chip as he flew inand out of the vine, bringing worms to nip." | |
| "And I lived on, flew on, in the reflected sky | |
| "And flew all the way to my house" | |
| "All these years have flown by... "and I don't know where they've gone, either. | |
| "Gladys Menchen, who was employed by a local cleaning service for the last 22 years, will be flown to London on a private jet to pick up her reward." [Laughs] | |
| "I am still to this day amazed that he could have flown into the Pentagon... he could not fly at all." | |
| 'And it's flown into the stands.' | |
| 'Sir John's wife and son, who were on holiday in Scotland, 'were flown by helicopter to be by his bedside... ' | |
| ".. I feel I'm flying high." | |
| "...flying gracefully over the rice fields..." | |
| "And it wasn't the bullets flying that got to Rabbit. | |
| "As the man on the flying trapeze | |
| "Because you're a little flying thing." | |
| "All these years have flown by... "and I don't know where they've gone, either. | |
| "Gladys Menchen, who was employed by a local cleaning service for the last 22 years, will be flown to London on a private jet to pick up her reward." [Laughs] | |
| "I am still to this day amazed that he could have flown into the Pentagon... he could not fly at all." | |
| 'And it's flown into the stands.' | |
| 'Sir John's wife and son, who were on holiday in Scotland, 'were flown by helicopter to be by his bedside... ' | |
| ".. I feel I'm flying high." | |
| "...flying gracefully over the rice fields..." | |
| "And it wasn't the bullets flying that got to Rabbit. | |
| "As the man on the flying trapeze | |
| "Because you're a little flying thing." | |
