Quotes About Flight

James Patterson

Max! Save Total! -Angel No, I'm flying down at 90 miles an hour just for fun -Max

Then right before my eyes, she flew. She actually flew like a bird. No, she flew as a young girl might fly, or a woman or a man, if people were meant to fly. She soared through the air. And that changed the course of my life forever.

physically impossible for pigs to look up at the sky, so they'll never know when one of their pals is flying.

perfect as a freshly tucked-in sheet. Only for a moment. Two geese floating by the near shore of the lake took frantic, honking flight as a large projectile landed in the water beside them with a tremendous, booming slap.

of AIM Sparrow and AIM Sidewinder missiles, nestled under the wings, hummed as they powered on

SIX BIRD KIDS and one very jet-lagged flying dog

had come into Gate 41, right on schedule.

Bavar takes off?

So it's, I think it's quite, quite unique to fly with somebody with so much experience.

'The Man Who Can Fly' captures my quest for true human flight. This pursuit of the unknown and following dreams that may or may not be attained are the most important principles we portray in the National Geographic Special.

How can I be in two places at once, unless I were a bird?

If birds did not believe in their ability to fly, the sky would be empty.

Cara: *Flies*Gen: What? I don't have wings!Cara: Ofcourse not! You're a boy.

When the nest becomes too small a bird is ready to spread its wings and fly.

The greatest weight a bird gives up when preparing to fly is fear.

Flythe kitesof your soul, letyour spiritsoar.

Who? Mr. Dalton has his hand firmly on Grace's elbow, as though she can't manoeuvre herself through the blockade of tables and chairs.She could fly right through you, thinks Jack.

A bird must overcome its fear of heights before it can rule the skies.

A bird is born knowing how to fly, but has to learn to conquer the skies.

A bird must have faith in its wings in order to fly.

A bird only conquers the sky when it has mastered enough courage to lose sight of the ground.

It is a bird's imagination, not its wings, that determines how high it can fly.

Turbulence breaks a tree's branches, but only tickles an eagle's wings.