How to use "flew" in a sentence

He had been looking after wounded men while bullets flew all around him

White seabirds flew close to the surface of the water, fighting against the wind

Sala's thoughts flew to Cham - she was supposed to meet him in an hour

No one was near them, yet suddenly two photos began to rattle violently against the wall, and then both flew off their mountings and clattered to the floor behind the beige, brushed-corduroy sofa.

The map flew into the air, as if someone had tossed it in anger or frustration.

As I did, I heard another bang and something flew fast over my head

In another moment it had hit the sea, and a great amount of water and steam flew high in the air

Something rushed up into the sky, something flat and broad and very large, and flew in a great curve

And as it flew, it rained down darkness on the land.

The scissors flew up and almost cut his eye

The tin flew away and broke a teacup.

The wind blew and the boat flew up the river.

We were alone and we flew along the river

In 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright flew the first aeroplane

She flew aeroplanes, and she was a writer

A pilot saw them, and he flew his aeroplane down at them

The next year, she flew to 14,000 feet, higher than any other woman before

They flew into grey skies and rain

She flew aeroplanes for her job at the age of twenty