Sentence examples for behind the wings from inspiring English sources

Next was the Raven: 4.2 pounds, 4.5-foot wingspan, one prop behind the wings.

The fuselage breaks apart, and everyone seated behind the wings tumbles into the teeth of the mountains.

Late the same day writer observed behind the wings as Dame Margot and Nureyev waited for the third act of "Romeo and Juliet" to begin.

Theatre lighting in this period was provided by wick-fed illuminants concealed behind the wings and proscenium arch and at the edge of the stage apron.

Outside, this is Shepperton, but inside, I'm in 19th-century Russia, peering up at a wooden proscenium and peeking behind the wings, from where Joe has just sauntered.

Former members of Aznar's government, meanwhile, rarely lose an opportunity to remind people they still believe Eta will appear from behind the wings.

"You have a better chance if you're right behind the wing," Ms. Lesec said.

The generator is near an electrical equipment bay behind the wing, where a fire broke out on a 787 test plane in 2010.

The solution involved adding volume to the fuselage ahead of and behind the wing and reducing it near the wing and tail, to create a cross-sectional area that more nearly approximated the ideal area to limit transonic drag.

Members simply log into the site and create an alert for a future flight, then select their criteria, like a window, middle, aisle or "aisle or window" seat as well as their desired area of the plane: ahead of the wing, over the wing, behind the wing, in the exit row or by the bulkhead.

The whole right side of the plane is off limits, reserved for fueling, baggage handling and catering, and so is the area behind the wing, because of the way the wings are swept back.