A flurry of orange and yellow feathers, frightened canaries flew hysterically aloft, their frantic chirps ominous and shrill.

Where the soul--may not fly aloft to its height!

Sometimes he flies aloft as if among the stars, and at others, skims along the land.

The main Russian base, from which the first satellite, Sputnik, flew aloft in 1957, is located at 45.6 degrees northern latitude.

The crow flew aloft.

In an instant that whole field of geese flew aloft, circle, a few tiiines, then set out resolutely for the north.

The first of these new rockets, a Titan 2, is expected to fly aloft this month.

Cecilia's delicate brows flew aloft at that.

His star-ensign was flying aloft.

So instead of driving, he takes the controls of his twin-engine Cessna 310, flies to work and calls the 22 minutes aloft "the high point of my day."