Examples of using Flying back in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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NASA is now planning to create a permanent base on the Moon, after astronauts begin flying back there in 2025.
Rather than risk flying back to Honolulu and being shot down by Japanese aircraft, it was decided
Over the course of this year that we spent flying back and forth,
In total, US forces were in the compound for about two hours before flying back out via the same route they flew in.
He informed me they would be staying with us for a long weekend and then flying back to Minnesota(where they lived) on Monday.
Liverpool are scheduled to remain in Italy until Thursday morning before flying back to England.".
Felix is believed to have been suffering ill health for several months, with Jose flying back to Portugal last season to see him.
Orion will release some cubesats to study the moon before flying back to Earth for a high-speed test reentry.
And Episode 581, Monet is seen again but isn't yet introduced as she is flying back to Caesar's facility.
some finger tips, before flying back to Heathrow on New Year's Eve.
and… Then the move to San Francisco I was supposed to keep flying back to L.
The victims include a family of five that were flying back from watching a boxing match in Las Vegas.
Flying back, Daniels and Salt are confronted by McClintock, who also came by helicopter.
One day an angel, flying back to Heaven, saw below him a luxuriant forest enveloped in a great, glowing halo of light.
capture Rorke, but while flying back home, Rorke's men attack their plane and rescue him.
Ravens have been seen flying back to the mountain, as it was foretold."When the birds of yore return to Erebor… the reign of the beast will end.".
London Mayor Ken Livingstone, speaking from Singapore before flying back to the UK, said Londoners would not be divided by a"cowardly attack".
I should be packing up bags now, flying back home and seamlessly reinserting myself into my real life.
The group canoed and swam every day in Lake Malawi, before flying back home.
Professors Antony Tavish and Wanda Brook-Tavish are, at this precise moment, flying back from six months' sabbatical in Chicago.