Piloted

Usage examples of flew.

Our mooncalf swears that she did see Raena standing naked on the back garden wall, and then she turned herself into a big raven and flew off.

To avoid them he flew above the dirt roads, but even they sported a faint russet glow.

Little red wyverns flew on one side, while the ships of Cerrmor still sailed on the other.

They fell, flew, climbed, sailed - all these at once on the violet wind past images, faces, stars, words, animals, sigils while the wind howled with a thousand voices, all incomprehensible.

He called out in the harsh voice of a red hawk and flew, flapping hard to gain height.

As he flew toward the mists, it seemed they rose up to meet him, blotting out the illusion of blue sky.

Whenever he came this way, whether he flew or walked the mothers of all roads, he hunted for his brother, who had chosen to work mischief in the lands of men.

As he flew, his mind turned to his fears, just as a man will constantly touch a boil upon his neck to make sure that it still torments him.

With a huge flap of wings the dragon rose and flew off, heading south and east.

As if in answer, Arzosah spread her wings, leapt, and flew, circling the dun once and heading off to the west.

At their approach birds broke cover and flew, grouse with a whirr of wings, the occasional lark, winging up on a spiral of song.

When I was searching for the hag Alshandra, back last summer, I flew beyond my lands and into a dead place, all barren rock and sand, where ugly creatures lived, mostly under the rocks.

Evandar, however, had forgotten that the mist would blind any creature who flew so high above the ground.

They swooped into the fog, flew some ways in the blind grey, then swooped out again.

Arzosah pulled up, gained height in a mad flap of wings, and flew fast away, chortling to herself.