fly on

I may be ready to risk flying on my own.

He and his family used to be able to fly free on United.

Soon I am going beyond the west to fly on the other wind.

There are a number of times where you have to fly and play on the same day.

For another, those who need help to fly on their own will find it here.

Now, that would be a thing, to fly on one of those.

Somebody must have told him that would fly on television.

A door flew open on the far side of the hall.

I had to fly over here to London on some business.

He hadn't flown on a night like this for months.

The missile flew on, the afternoon sun beginning to sink in the sky.

Then it closes up and they fly on, with a new edge.

In the clear air the range seemed only an hour's flight away, but all the third day they flew on without seeming to get closer.

The ship flew on, skimming the broad face of the Sun.

The ship flew on, beyond the solar system known to Drake.

The pilot continued to fly on, waiting for further instructions, which never came.

They flew on, and soon the city was out of sight behind them.

The craft flew on, and no one called or challenged him.

As they flew on, the hills became higher and more deserted.