Sentence examples for beneath the wing from inspiring English sources

I feel queasy, as if the map of my life unfurled beneath the wing.

On the flight home, he sat in a broken seat by the toilet and stared out the window as the engine wobbled beneath the wing.

All beetles, as bombardier expert Thomas Eisner puts it, have a problem: when on the ground their wings are furled beneath the wing covers, the elytra.

Watching the greatest country in the world pass beneath the wing is one of life's contemplative joys.

An airplane's wing is designed in such a way (see below) that lower pressure is created as air flows over the the top of the wing, and higher pressure is found beneath the wing.

Like SpaceShipOne, SpaceShipTwo is carried aloft beneath the wing of a mother ship — a special jet aircraft that releases it at an altitude of about 45,000 feet.

The wind beneath the wings of the musical adaptation of the film "Beaches" has landed the show a home.

Here baby Bod finds sanctuary beneath the wings of ghostly Mr and Mrs Owens after his family are brutally murdered.

The second threat level consists of fully spread wings arching in a "wall" toward any intruder, while the owl's head is held either beneath the wings, the bill almost touching the ground, or upright.

In February, the Air Force successfully tested the firing of Hellfire antitank missiles that had been added beneath the wings of a Predator.

Her remark echoed the benediction of Rabbi Alvin Kass, a Police Department chaplain, who prayed for the lost officers: "May they find eternal rest beneath the wings of thy glory".