A speck of bile in one's eye may look a flying dragon.

The heir scanned the realm from the back of a flying dragon.

How scientific prigs shook with laughter at the notion of a flying dragon!

And a flying dragon would have picked the bones clean.

The Anglo-Saxon "fire drake" ("draca", Latin "draco") is identical with the " flying dragon".

A streaming cloud of smoke reflected the glare; it was as though some flying dragon vomited crimson fumes.

And a flying dragon!-soundseffective.

Even a dimwit like Fala could see that an earth dragon was no match for a swift- flying dragon of air.

Did not learned men, too, hold, till within the last twenty-five years, that a flying dragon was an impossible monster?

He navigated a flying dragon in a virtual cave towards randomly appearing targets by rotating the pelvis around a vertical axis.

A carved bird or beast at a corner seemed like some vast walking or flying dragon wasting the pastures and villages below.

Indeed, with his wide-spread nostrils, and long extended neck, and glaring eyeballs, he seemed as a flying dragon in chase of his prey.

Once he was sure he touched the avid, raging hunger which marked a flying dragon, though they were not naturally hunters by darkness.

Then Liir turned to beat at the creature with his arms, since encounter was inevitable, and he came face-to-face with a flying dragon.

Careful scrutiny of this ominous fowl, however, revealed the fact that it was a monstrous Chinese kite, in the shape of a flying dragon.

On the other side was an image of a flying Dragon.