Sentence examples for back of the wing from inspiring English sources

On the downstroke, the back of the wing is the top of the airfoil; on the upstroke, the bottom of the wing is on top.

I went into this explanation as to why the back of the wing looked like it was going to fall off as we got closer to landing and what to expect with landing gear noise.

Finally, slide one of the hose clamps to the back of the wing nut.

If you go much faster, the center of lift moves back on the wing, pushing the nose down and increasing velocity, until you soon approach the speed of sound.

Once he stepped in to the control booth to listen to an effect of distant music produced by placing a small string section in back of the wings.

This happened as the crew lowered the flaps, the metal panels at the back of the wings that help flight at low speeds.

The plane that crashed was flying at approximately 135 knots, he said, which was above the stall speed of 102 knots needed to keep it in the air, given the weight on board and the setting of the flaps, the moveable panels at the back of the wings used to increase lift at slow speeds.

You will need to cut out 2 sets of markings, 1 for each side of the back of the wings.

We all have a laugh about it walking back to the wing; one of the screws gives me a fag – nice touch – but deep down I'm devastated.

"Not helped by prison staff who were keen to get inmates back to the wing and out of Healthcare, so did not allow them time to complete the forms.

The actuator would move the elevon, a surface at the back side of the wing that is used to pitch the nose up or down or roll the craft from side to side.