flying kites

I've been making and flying kites since I was 4 or 5 years old.

He said this year, however, people would only be flying kites.

The time is marked by the tradition of flying kites.

Flying kites or playing games to the annoyance of others.

This type of kite is found in both art and flying kites.

Their children run through the dusty fields outside the village, flying kites.

It was like a government that outlawed music, say, or flying kites.

There are permanent restrictions for flying kites on this part of the beach.

Although traditionally flying kites is observed as a part of this festival.

Men shy away from forbidden fun, like flying kites or playing cards.

To see children flying kites, denotes pleasant and light occupation.

In a field some kids were flying kites.

He enjoyed reading books, playing soccer and flying kites.

When they are flying kites, their kite is cut and it falls beyond a certain fence, in another field.

Delhiites celebrate the day by flying kites, which are considered a symbol of freedom.

"The monarchy is using its traditional tactics of flying kites to see how the public reacts," he said.

This he duly did while Eric and I were out flying kites.

They have banned cameras, television, music, chess even flying kites."

A couple of kids were flying kites.

Never mind that we spent entire winters flying kites, running kites.

Do you believe the stupid propaganda about girls in school and children flying kites in Afghanistan?

In fact, this was what used to be - a paliparan - meaning an airfield for flying kites.

Eight or nine young children were flying kites hi a clearing half-surrounded by trees, just beyond the village.

If you happen to be here on a weekend you'll find thousands of Puerto Rican families out flying kites.

Outside on the square itself, things are more pleasant, with lots of families and people flying kites or visiting in the small gazebos.