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flown

[flohn] / floʊn /




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The day after the first plume, the same news crew that had flown David Johnston to the peak of the mountain came again to Mount St. Helens.

From Literature

"He's proved himself to be extremely effective in a number of jobs but at times he's flown too close to the sun," he told the BBC's World at One.

From BBC

The teenager was flown to Miami with 15 others for the final stages of the auditioning process.

From BBC

In one case, another Ecuadorean was flown to El Paso, Texas, six hours after a court order restricting his removal.

From The Wall Street Journal

That day she had flown over treetops, her shoes brushing the tips of their branches, and swooped low, causing a herd of unicorns to scatter.

From Literature