Tale Weaver #21 – Flight

This week I am asking you to weave a tale using one of the many meanings of the word FLIGHT.

There are many ways in which to use this word and below are some of the meanings together with a few phrases which you may find useful as well.

Flight:

noun

* the action or process of flying through the air: an eagle in flight | the history of space flight. the movement or trajectory of a projectile or ball through the air as in golf

* a flock or large body of birds or insects in the air, flights of whooper swans.

• a group of aircraft operating together

* [ mass noun ] the action of fleeing: the enemy were now in flight

* a series of steps between floors or levels: I climbed the three flights of stairs

* an extravagant or far-fetched idea or thought process: his research assistant was prone to flights of fancy.

PHRASES

in full flight escaping as fast as possible.

put someone/thing to flight cause someone or something to flee

take flight 1 take off and fly. the ducks took flight. 2 (also take to flight) flee:

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