Examples of 'had been flown' in a sentence
Meaning of "had been flown"
had been flown: The past perfect passive tense of the verb 'fly,' indicating that someone or something had been transported by air in an aircraft or other flying vehicle
How to use "had been flown" in a sentence
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had been flown
Some had been flown abroad for treatment.
It was the first time a Thunder mascot had been flown.
Christian flags had been flown to celebrate.
He had been flown to England after he was wounded.
By the end of the year two more had been flown to Wisley.
The aircraft had been flown for a long time with a throttle problem.
Hamas also reported that a drone carrying a explosive device had been flown into Israel.
This banner had been flown as a flag at Edinburgh castle.
The press reported that the route to Juba had been flown for the first time.
The drugs had been flown into the country from Jamaica.
A French diplomatic source said two French citizens injured in the blast had been flown home.
Morty Wickham had been flown in.
If it had been flown with other engines, its performance would have suffered.
And Adenauer and all the top German officials had been flown in.
Costumes had been flown to Japan.
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By the end of the year, two more aircraft had been flown.
It said those evacuated had been flown to Chile 's Antarctica station.
She died on December 29 at a hospital in Singapore, where she had been flown for treatment.
How many had been flown to Rwanda?
By the end of the War, 72 successful TIALD missions had been flown.
The cover story was that it had been flown to the Carl Vinson . '.
By late in 2011 there was no indication that the prototype had been flown.
Sorties had been flown by the Allies since 10 May.
Carnes ' best friend told Chandler that her daughter had been flown by helicopter to a hospital.
The engineers, Mr. Penn wrote, had been flown to Germany for specialized training.
MDC-T secretary-general, Douglas Mwonzora, confirmed that Tsvangirai had been flown out early that week.
The White House did not indicate whether it had been flown over from Mar-a-Lago.
By 9 August nine of the aircraft had been flown back to Basra, in Iraq.
According to Sister Mary, one evening “ she had been flown in a craft to Central America! ”.
By the end of the War, some 128 reconnaissance sorties had been flown by the detachment.
