in full flight

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in full flight

fleeing at great speed; escaping rapidly. The robbers were in full flight before the bank manager even called the sheriff.

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The initiative for a one-and-a-half hour concert in full flight was inspired by a record-breaking airplane concert by British band Jamiroquai last year. Mexican groups plan to rock the sky: report by AFP / AFP Global Edition Mat Sadler then gift-wrapped an equaliser when his short back-pass invited Stephen Hunt to convert from the spot after Maik Taylor upended the winger in full flight. Forssell hails Birmingham's own Special One by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk I sensed her once in our woods, near the wolf tree, and suddenly I was in full flight, down the path, beyond the meadow and the two stately pines, veering around Rousseau's tiger that appeared among the sunflowers, oddly reassuring, helter-skelter up the mountain, hugging the ridge, then pressed against the large cold flank of the moon. Minotaur by Conn, Jan / Literary Review of Canada More results

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The initiative for a one-and-a-half hour concert in full flight was inspired by a record-breaking airplane concert by British band Jamiroquai last year.

Mexican groups plan to rock the sky: report by AFP / AFP Global Edition

Mat Sadler then gift-wrapped an equaliser when his short back-pass invited Stephen Hunt to convert from the spot after Maik Taylor upended the winger in full flight.

Forssell hails Birmingham's own Special One by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

I sensed her once in our woods, near the wolf tree, and suddenly I was in full flight, down the path, beyond the meadow and the two stately pines, veering around Rousseau's tiger that appeared among the sunflowers, oddly reassuring, helter-skelter up the mountain, hugging the ridge, then pressed against the large cold flank of the moon.

Minotaur by Conn, Jan / Literary Review of Canada

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