We have American lawyers flying down to Mexico coaching clients.
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Also that I was thinking of flying down to see you.
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"Papers on fire were flying down from the sky," he said.
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Would you risk your life flying down a mountain in a wingsuit?
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"Half of it was flying down sideways on the building," she said.
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He slowed the Airbus AS303 he was flying down to 60 knots.
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That could lead to birds flying down to the well-lit gas station.
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You play the role of a snowboarder, flying down an endless, beautiful landscape.
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His gun went off, the round flying down the stairway and striking Mr. Gurley.
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Iceland's game winning run starts out as Elmar Bjarnason was flying down the sideline.
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A white car just went flying down the side street in front of us.
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However, instead of flying down to Miami, the plane went to New York's JFK airport.
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Tretessa had a good-paying job with Motorola and was flying down to support me.
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" Asked what that feeling was, Shiffrin laughed and said, "Like I'm flying down the hill.
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It'll mean fewer trucks barreling down these rural highways and fewer trains flying down the tracks.
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I pictured him in the Doretti, flying down the Pacific Coast Highway, wind in his hair.
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We've been waiting since 2012 to go flying down Fire's Highway again, and now we're about to.
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We pulled out and started flying down these unpaved jungle roads with their guns pointed at us.
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Do you remember where you were when the white Bronco was flying down the highway on TV?
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Flying down the mountain, Gilbert rounded a corner into a turn that was sharper than he realized.
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"Just 'cause he's flying down here doesn't mean we're diving in or it's a huge step," Jazz replies.
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It's interesting hanging out with a guy who's flying down to Montserrat to hang out with the Stones.
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" Her father chimed in: "It's a train, or a river, or a vortex, and we're all flying down.
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The worst was a suicide bombing that sent him flying down a corridor and left him in a coma.
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Lumumba's daughter Rukia, then in law school at Howard, began flying down every chance she could to organize volunteers.
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She was a memory to behold, flying down the track with that Afro hairstyle, that lilting stride and name.
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The two were walking down a staircase at McManus' house when Cooper slipped, sending him flying down a few stairs.
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At 6:31:46, the first officer told the captain the plane was flying down, according to the voice recorder.
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I started screaming because they hurt so badly, so my mom came flying down the stairs and I ran outside.
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Drag, for example, is the feeling of air pushing you back when you're flying down a hill on your bike.
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"I'm honored to be flying down to Orlando with President @realDonaldTrump as he announces his 2020 reelection campaign," Graham tweeted.
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Within seconds, the carrier went flying down the ridge, which stopped near a body of water, according to the outlet.
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We kept flying down every three months to shake their hands and find a house and schools for the kids.
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Days after flying down a mountain in PyeongChang, South Korea, the snowboarder hung out with the "Party in the USA" singer.
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Boston visits the Raptors on Tuesday, before flying down to Atlanta to face the Hawks for the first time this season.
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Outdoor CyclingThere's something rewarding about biking up a steep incline, reaching the top, flying down, and feeling the wind in your hair.
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Purdy arrived here, as he does almost everywhere, on his skateboard, laser flipping in the building's garage and flying down the hallways.
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She earned acclaim for her starring and supporting performances in films like Flying Down to Rio (1933) and Madame Du Barry (1934).
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In video supplied to The Guardian, the owl is seen flying down the aisle to the arm of the best man — as planned.
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You can't actually see the collision -- but you can hear it -- and you can see the security guy go flying down the street.
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Flying down the streets the way that we see there is probably a bit unrealistic, bearing in mind it&aposs a hostile environment.
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Tiffany arrived to the nation's capital on Wednesday afternoon after flying down from New York City with half-brother Eric and his wife, Lara.
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The fact that so many VCs are interested in flying down here is a testament to the level of belief in the LA market.
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I also seem to spend more time pulling my son around the neighborhood on his sled than I do flying down the hill myself.
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"I was flying down to Burbank three days a week while Pam was up here, still working and pregnant with our son," he said.
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He's in San Francisco, and I haven't seen him in a few weeks, so I'm glad he is flying down for my birthday this weekend.
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My best friends are flying down from Dallas (yes flying — that drive is literally the worst) and that has increased our guest count to 10.
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From packing the cab with five people and doing a CostCo run to flying down backcountry trails, the Raptor was hilarious and delightful in every situation.
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My good friend and I used to work at my company's property in the Caribbean together, and she's flying down with me for a work reunion.
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But, luckily and unluckily, the one being who can tell the story is flying down south now to ensure the whole world reckons with the truth.
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The closest thing to an expense was the cost of my dad flying down and staying in a hotel to be by me for the surgery.
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The rewards are great, but the risks are just as high: Flying down roads at breakneck speeds, one, small mistake can cost a "speed jockey" their life.
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There seemed to be some sort of round, fuzzy blur on the roof of the maroon minivan that was flying down the road at about 60 MPH.
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Using mops, brooms and a series of blockades, the girls were able to coax the intruder out of the bathroom, and sent it flying down the stairs.
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You can watch the victors flying down the hill, sometimes tumbling forward, and the air hisses through your teeth at the prospect that they might land wrong.
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Donen was born on April 13, 1924, in Columbia, South Carolina, and took up dancing after watching Astaire and Ginger Rogers in "Flying Down To Rio" (1933).
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Roy was waiting to make a left turn at a red light and saw a police cruiser flying down the street in the opposite direction, lights flashing.
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A frequent one has me flying down the freeway on cruise control when, out of nowhere, I decide to crawl into the back seat to grab something.
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Trend proposals come flying down the runway during New York Fashion Week at incredible speed, but even among that melee, "hydroponic space agriculture" is bound to stand out.
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The animated footage starts with a realistic shot of a decrepit plane flying down a deserted dirt road as a tumbleweed rolls by and a rusty streetlight flickers.
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The first night on the job I trembled fearfully in the front seat of an SUV, flying down the 401 to a Comfort Inn just outside of Toronto.
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He knows he has tried 41 different stances, inspired by everyone from the club pro to Fred Astaire in 'Flying Down to Rio' and as many different strokes.
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He said that Trooper Nick Klingkammer was on patrol in his unmarked Ford Mustang when he spotted the scofflaw flying down I-69 in an Infiniti Q60 sports coupe.
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Holding a lighter up to Gigi's spray tanned skin, the wardrobe assistant Macgyvered the final touches, and in the process sent sparks flying down her back, into her hair.
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Unless they are like me, when my big fucking quads power down on some pedals and send me flying down the flat road at like 24 miles an hour.
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Not long after seeing Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in "Flying Down to Rio" (213), their first screen pairing, he decided that he wanted to be a tap dancer.
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The heavy, weighted steel construction is also a delight to interact with, especially when you flick it just right to disengage the ratcheting mechanism and go flying down a page.
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Flying down under is about to get a lot easier, as tickets for the first direct flight from the UK to Australia are expected to go on sale next month.
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The suspects, wanted for burglary, were flying down the 101 freeway in a convertible Mustang -- weaving through lanes of traffic -- when they were momentarily blocked by one of our buses.
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I too have been in that ambulance with a laboring patient flying down snowy country roads toward the closest obstetric center, and reading this story brought back some harrowing memories.
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In the background of every Rock match, cameras flashed from the cheap seats to ringside, hoping to catch the moment that the People's Elbow came flying down on an opponent.
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It's a chronological journey — and, sadly, over in a flash — beginning with their first collaboration, the 1933 film "Flying Down to Rio," in which the pair were cast in supporting roles.
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Drake's refueling in the Caribbean before his Raptors take on the Warriors in the NBA Finals -- flying down in his massive new jet ... which is a monster compared to other airliners.
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The nice thing is that I can decline rides when I want to, and there's nothing like flying down the highway with the Rolling Stones blasting to just let it go.
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There had once been a fence that bordered the field and protected balls from flying down the mountainside, but it had been torn down and left on the side of the field.
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Earlier this month, guests at the theme park were spooked when an errant food cart went flying down one of the escalators that connects the upper and lower levels of the park.
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"He's really good at that, so we put him in that position to run our press attack and get him flying down the floor," Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery said of Moss.
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I live in a more rural area, but cars can still come flying down the road, and there's always that one dog that gets a little too eager to defend their territory.
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Schiff can be disarmingly personal, the warmth of the information cut by the astringency of her forms: As a girl I flipped over my handlebars flying down a different hill every time.
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In the world of the Arkham games, running over criminals, shooting them with a high-velocity cannon, electrocuting them, or sending them flying down a flight of metal stairs simply leaves them 'unconscious.
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He asked if I'd seen his client so far that day, and as we're both standing there pondering where she is, suddenly this pickup truck comes flying down the driveway with squealing tires.
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Elmar Bjarnason was flying down the side and eventually put a cross in front of the goal for Arnór Ingvi Traustason, who put it in with a sliding finish for the dramatic win.
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It should be more exciting than Hyperloop One's first public test last May, which featured a 10-foot-long sled flying down a short train track and then crashing into a pile of sand.
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This week, the emergency spillway was used for the first time since the dam's construction in the 1960s when its main spillway began to erode, sending chunks of concrete flying down the damaged outlet.
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"If this guy had never tagged me in his tweet, I never would have known who he was," Eagle told Noisey late last week, before he'd considered flying down for a bout with Jonze.
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Every once in a while, I wake up in the back seat of a van flying down some interstate to a show and wonder 'Is this really what I should be doing right now?
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As in previous years, skaters came flying down the mini-mega ramp wearing their mandatory speed shades, flicking their best kickflip or bigspin or whatever their chosen trick while hurtling through time and space.
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I never felt sluggish while blazing past other bikers on my six-mile commute to work or flying down the bike path with two kids and a pannier full of groceries on the back deck.
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I used to make fun of my dad, who never wanted to watch a movie that was any more stressful than "Flying Down to Rio" or "The Lady Eve," but now I understand the impulse.
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This digital player also supported 360 videos, so when I played one, I was suddenly transported to a first-person view, flying down a ski slope and able to look around in a complete 360 degrees.
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Part of the goal of the flight was to get samples of wildfire smoke at various heights of the plume, and that meant flying down to elevations and in patterns that make turbulence all but expected.
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In Panama, he made fast friends with Martín Torrijos, flying down for meetings, sharing dinners and even lending him a jet to attend the funeral of Pope John Paul II. Panama represented an opening, and Mr. Slim wanted in.
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When I saw him flying down Fifth Avenue on his trusty bicycle, flitting from event to runway, like a kingfisher on crack, relentlessly documenting the vanities of New York City, I often used to speculate about his inner dialogue.
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She told me that she had watched the 10 films that Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire were in between 1933 (Flying Down to Rio) and 1949 (The Barkleys of Broadway) many times in order to make drawings of them.
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Sovereign bonds whipsawed, with yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes initially flying down as much as 12 basis points to 1.75 percent - again the largest drop since the Brexit vote - only to climb back up to 1.90 percent in Europe.
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Olaf's girlfriend Esme Squalor (Lucy Punch) continues to shine both in her menacing delivery and as the model for costume designer Cynthia Ann Summers' spectacular outfits, like a skiing costume that makes her look like a phoenix flying down the slope.
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On that fine bluebird day, I came as close to "shredding the gnar" — ski parlance for speeding down the mountain — as a wobbly-thighed, AARP-eligible woman could, flying down the Ciampac piste as the Marmolada glacier glistened in the distance.
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Sovereign bonds whipsawed, with yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes initially flying down as much as 45.503 basis points to 1.75 percent - again the largest drop since the Brexit vote - only to climb back up to 1.96 percent in Europe.
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Absolutely. It is very easy to fall off and lose control on one of those things and if you creep too far off the edge, either you or the hoverboard or both would be sent flying down towards the ground way, way below.
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Fly like Luke Skywalker would A similar approach could be used for controls — an option for advanced players to use flight sticks for daredevil flying down the trench is possible but a more forgiving, guided control scheme would be necessary for most players.
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His band, Crowbar, has been an institution for about as long as I've been alive; I remember flying down to New Orleans to see their 20th anniversary show back in 2008, and it's hard to believe that they're edging closer to their 203th now.
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I'm a couple hours away from flying down to Los Angeles to check out the E3 gaming expo, but one of the biggest gaming announcements of the month already happened this past week when Google shared some more details on its Stadia cloud gaming platform.
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But when I landed at an abandoned airport in Mayaguez one month after Maria, the National Guard was just beginning to arrive, while a handful of volunteer combat vets from the mainland had already fed and watered thousands after flying down on their own dime.
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A closed economy of human flesh and sex-slavery sustains a surreal hierarchy based on seat numbers; eventually the hero finds a way to guide the plane out of the band of night in which it has been perpetually flying, down to Earth and into the light.
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But in the vast majority of U.S. cities — the ones that Uber took years to hit — the idea of residents opening up an app that's linked to their credit card and flying down sidewalks and bike lanes on a battery-powered scooter for a couple bucks remains a completely foreign concept.
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It piqued Amazon's interest—BDG is currently finalizing a "research-heavy campaign" for the company, set to feature "media, research, custom photography, and Instagram stories"—and has led to a rash of in-house engagements (BDG will be flying down to Texas later this year to present it to Toyota).
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He's poetic ("I exhale, watch the smoke dance in the November breeze"), he's vulnerable ("Flying down the empty streets, I tend to be higher than I'm meant to be / This is the entity, the things I love will be the end of me"), and he's juiced up on confidence, embodying the spirit of one of rap's GOATs ("You're not on my wave boy, you're not on my boat, I'm the Elephant and Castle with the moat").
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