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271. The disk formed by the rotor blades is what really flies.

272. A spotted flicker with his knife beak and red moustaches perches on the coyote fence, studies me, then flies.

273. Now I am passing an area where the crescent moon flag flies over shops, bakeries and mosques.

274. The big black cluster flies come out of the same cracks at night if they see my light next to the bed.

275. In late spring, Jody flies to San Francisco for the biannual Pac-10 coaches meeting.

276. Without apology, South Carolina still flies the Confederate flag from state buildings.

277. Twenty one days post-infection, flies were dissected and infected salivary glands were injected into mice.

278. Animation is fair, but the scene where the dragon flies into a storm cloud and is electrocuted is positively brain-bending!

279. The material flies away from the sun into interplanetary space in an expanding, dome-shaped cloud front.

280. The only problem with the Clivus to date has been an outbreak of fruit flies inside the tank.

281. It catches the wind and flies out of her hand.

282. The source of irritation may be flies, an unpleasant smell, ticklish grooming or an unskilled rider.

283. Cluster flies are bristly gray insects, about five times bigger than the ordinary housefly, Musca domestica. Sentencedict.com

284. His latest proposal flies in the face of conventional cosmogony.

285. The reason is that where you get cobwebs, you get spiders - and spiders catch flies!

286. Flies long exposed to the intruder were better able to cope than those attacked but recently.

287. The alternative is to use the effects of gravity, the dart losing height as it flies.