Examples of 'flies too' in a sentence
Meaning of "flies too"
flies too - This phrase is often used to describe the quick passage of time or how quickly a situation escalates or changes
How to use "flies too" in a sentence
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flies too
No bird flies too high in the sky.
You can keep your flies too.
The moth that flies too close to the flame.
Not just you we hate flies too.
Time flies too fast.
We have so many different speices of flies too.
Nor ever flies too far.
A little time later the virus infected the flies too.
Anyone who flies too close might get burnt.
And that applies to flies too.
She flies too much.
Do not be tempted to fish your flies too quickly.
It flies too.
A sparrow is neither too big nor flies too high.
He flies too.
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The monster manages to destroy one of them that flies too close.
Unless it flies too close to the water and gets eaten by a tiger shark.
We hate flies too.
It flies too close to the trees for the witness to distinguish the underside.
The farmer shoots the magpie when it flies too close to the barn.
Time flies too fast when you have got a hundred thousand things to do.
How they started, they will arrest flies too.
If Voyager flies too close its delicate electronics will be fried.
Icarus does not heed his father 's warning, and flies too close to the sun.
Sometimes, time flies too fast and the bomb eventually explodes.
Or does it roar as well . It flies too.
Time flies too fast and I want too many things to happen now!
Why? Time flies too fast.
Flies too high, will finally fall.
First draw of the night, Michael Murray, will be riding Flies too much.
The time flies too quickly, my baby girl just turned 11.
