| There are few more troubling situations for journalists to find themselves in and, despite the perception that hacks are uncaring fly-by-nights, no such threat is ever dismissed lightly. |
| Though each precinct was unique, all of them included both highly stable officers and fly-by-nights. |
| If we get knocked it will be by fly-by-nights, not by those who have supported us over all these years. |
| Fly-by-nights aren't uncommon in this new market. |
| A few galleries popped up early, but most were idealistic fly-by-nights like Pocket Utopia, which occupied a former barbershop on Flushing Avenue and once held an elaborate funeral for an artist's pet tarantula. |
| This is an issue for the top tier schools and the fly-by-nights alike, says Mr Bruner. |
