Aviating

To fly: the horrible aerial toad, the silent-feathered owl, the hump-backed aviating Richard III, he made toward me close to the ground. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They were, however, quite compatible with aviating pasta - unlike the even harder-to-find ancestor of early mammals, the mousasaur. ❋ Unknown (2005)

To fly: the horrible aerial toad, the silent-feathered owl, the humpbacked aviating Richard III, he made toward me close to the ground. ❋ Deaver, Jeffery (1998)

Or as the book's epic poet of Pennsylvania, Timothy Tox, puts it: "For Skies grow thick with aviating Swine,/Ere men pass up the chance to draw a Line." ❋ Menand, Louis (1997)

Consequently it was decided by the foremost aviating experts that machines would have to be classified and allotted to particular spheres of work, just as warships are built in accordance with the special duty which they are expected to perform. ❋ Frederick Arthur Ambrose Talbot (N/A)

The article declared that if gasoline or alcohol engines could be made light enough we should all be aviating to the office in ten years; that now was the time for youngsters to practise gliding, as pioneers of the new age. ❋ Sinclair Lewis (1918)

Five young men whom Carl could not tell apart, as they all had smooth hair and eye-glasses and smart dress-shirts and obliging smiles and complimentary references to his aviating. ❋ Sinclair Lewis (1918)

Monsieur Ducroy, posing valiantly in fur-lined coat and shining top-hat while he chatted with an officer whose trim, athletic figure was well set off by his aviating uniform. ❋ Louis Joseph Vance (1906)

A man like Sir Philip, he thought, ought to have been aviating or travelling. ❋ Unknown (1906)

Only two things can prevent her: first, lack of preparation -- too much "hot air" and not enough hustle; too much after-dinner aviating in the empyrean and not enough muddy mess out on the harbor dredge with "sand hogs" and "shovel stiffs"; then, second, lack of adequate labor to prepare. ❋ Unknown (1903)

Bozarth plans to refresh his aviating skills when he gets inside a cockpit this summer. ❋ Unknown (2010)

As long as humans are a major "operational component" in the act of aviating, there will occasionally be mistakes and frailties committed and experienced.

The site is similar to Facebook but is reserved for pilots as a place to share their amusing or educational aviating recollections for the benefit of other pilots, similar to the four ❋ Unknown (2009)

Captain Sullenberger is an _awesome_ pilot because he demonstrated that he had mastery of the HARD part of aviating. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Being a great pilot is about minimizing the time that you subject yourself your airplane or your passengers to circumstances where you've got to use every bit of aviating skill you have. " ❋ Unknown (2010)

I [traded] [Devin] my pair of old [aviators] and he never takes them off. ❋ Shai (2004)

I [wear] my aviators [when I] [drive my car] ❋ 1989 (2007)

Those who enter the field for the sole purpose of [impressing] others with their [aeronautical] knowledge can never be true [aviators]. ❋ Turbine (2004)

According to all known [laws] of [aviation], there is no way [a bee] should be able to fly. ❋ NS2203 (2016)

[Aviators] are the people who fly [planes], or [sunnies]. Aviation is for the elite. ❋ Paixx (2015)

those aviators are [hot]. ❋ Thehipster (2005)

Let's [rock] the aviators. We're [goin'] aviator-mode. ❋ Ron Ricardo (2005)

1) Let's go aviate in my new [Piper] [Cherokee]! 2) Today's weather ain't that good for [aviating]. ❋ Gendrik Fillimore Adam Cormal (2016)

Pulling out of [the loop], the aviator sent her [biplane] into a [death defying] spin and landed perfectly in front of the crowd at the airshow. ❋ Athene Airheart (2004)

Oh shit, [the fuzz], I've [got to] find my aviators [stat]. ❋ Scarroll (2006)