Sentence examples for build wings from inspiring English sources

Union leaders urged the Boeing Company yesterday to stop negotiations with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries over the possibility of hiring Mitsubishi to build wings for jumbo jets in Japan.

Altman handles it awkwardly in Brewster McCloud (1970), with its strange tale of a young boy who lives in an unmarked room in the Houston Astrodome and is tutored by a fallen angel as he tries to build wings that will let him fly.

Competitors build wings to turn themselves into "human powered flying machines" and launch off the end of Worthing pier.

Using a small homebuilt wind tunnel, the Wrights also collected more accurate data than any before, enabling them to design and build wings and propellers that were more efficient than any before.

The children instinctively demonstrate what makes us most human as they attempt to fathom their world, to build wings that bridge gaps, to map their way up, to soar.

A collaboration with Airbus on composites led to an order to design and build wing parts for the giant A380 jet, launched in 2005.The aerospace venture might seem to sit awkwardly in a company whose mainstay is selling car parts but Mr Stein says there are "soft synergies" between the two divisions.

This was partly due to difficulties combining refurbished Nimrod MR2 fuselages, which had not been built to a common standard, with newly built wings.

The world's first aerospace engineer was the mythological Daedalus, who, according to ancient Greek legend, built wings of wax and feathers to escape the palace of the wicked King Minos along with his son Icarus.

Kansas -- "Icarus (Born on Wings of Steel)." The world's first aerospace engineer was the mythological Daedalus, who, according to ancient Greek legend, built wings of wax and feathers to escape the palace of the wicked King Minos along with his son Icarus.

If Mr. Karmazin had his way, he would have already moved out of Sirius's fancy digs in Midtown Manhattan — two floors of fully outfitted glass and steel radio studios for its roster of stars like Martha Stewart and Eminem in the tony McGraw-Hill building, including a specially built wing for Mr. Stern.

EIGHTY-nine-year-old Zheng Jixuan is thrilled with the place where he will live out his dotage: a small but comfy room in the newly built wing of an old-people's home in the city of Hangzhou, 180km (110 miles) south-west of Shanghai.