Flies in sentence

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Like the bird who flies over the field and doesn't care about the fences underneath, all right?

And two, it doesn't need to eat that many flies throughout the year.

It's just trying to replace some nutrients in the ground with flies.

You can fly over most of the Greenland ice sheet and see nothing, no cracks, no features on the surface, but as this helicopter flies towards the coast, the path that water would take on its quest to flow downhill, one crack appears, then another and another.

One species not only has the colour and appearance of rotting meat; it emits a scent of decay as well– drawing in flies who deposit their eggs on the flower and unwittingly pollinate the plant.

They were barefoot, and with each step their toes sank into the muck sending hundreds of flies scattering from the rancid pile.

The flies buzzed hungrily around his legs.

They're like tiny little flies and they fly around.

My lab uses fruit flies to study sleep and wake patterns, but what I want to talk today is primarily light and its impact on health.

The clock is a molecular oscillator, the details here are not important at all, I don't want you to look at the names of these things on the board, but I want to point out that the clock is essentially the same in animals such as fruit flies, which my lab uses in our studies, and in mammals like mice or humans.

The same genes that regulate sleep in humans regulate sleep in flies.

If that single-stability system, that brain that flies that aircraft, fails, or if the engine fails, that vehicle crashes.

But, you know, the government would make a plane; they'd say, go see if that one flies, would you?

You've also got flies, the size of flies, that are being made by Robert Wood at Harvard.

After breaking Ethic out of prison, Hedge flies them both towards a frontier settlement in the shadow of the Bradbarrier, the great wall that encircles the nation.

Wetlands developed, sporting ten-foot-long millipedes and giant dragon flies.

I've seen my people die like flies.

And yet, mysteriously, somehow the bee flies.

It's a bee that, yes, flies.

This is the flag that flies in the minds of 20 million Pashtuns who live on both sides of the Afghan and Pakistan border.

And this plane, the model BAe-146, which was run by FAAM, normally flies 120 to 130 people, so maybe you took a similar aircraft to get here today.

64 meter wingspan to carry one pilot, the batteries, flies slowly enough with the aerodynamic efficiency.

This is what ARES looks like as it flies over Mars.

But my elephant in the living room flies.

What if that wild bird flies by again?

It consists of a backpack motor and a parachute-style wing, and it flies at about 30 miles an hour.

I'm a photographer who flies, and I only fly to take pictures.

Bruce Wayne is in his bedroom when a big bat flies over his head, and he sees it as an omen to become Batman.

It flies through the ocean on its pectoral fins, gets lift, powers its movements with a lunate tail.

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