Sentence examples for cap wings from inspiring English sources

The 13-cm (5-inch) American goldfinch (C. tristis), also called wild canary, is found across North America; the male is bright yellow, with black cap, wings, and tail.

Cadets over 18 years of age can still participate in military orientation flights, and some CAP wings have flight academies where cadets can learn to fly.

The indictment said that four of the parts were for por tions of an aircraft fuselage framing, and that two were parts for a cap wing pivot sup port.

The 39-cap wing maintains he did not bite Waller but has accepted his punishment.

"I feel my game has benefited from being here but I think that about every club I have been to," said the 14-cap wing, who joined Harlequins from Rotherham before moving to Sarries.

Rhesus macaque monkeys at Longleat Safari Park have been given their very own car to play with, complete with hub caps, wing mirrors and treats hidden in suitcases.

You will also fly if you're wearing a certain cap with wings.

(For both, there are caps and wings).

Recent Rodney Parade successes include wing Will Harries, 25, back-rowers Dan Lydiate, 24, and Toby Faletau, 21, while fly-half Steffan Jones, 21, has been joined by Wales' youngest-ever cap in wing or full-back Tom Prydie, 20, this season.

Three-times capped Wales wing Harry Robinson gave the Scarlets a dream start, crossing wide on the right after two minutes and Rhys Priestland added the first of three conversions.

Another recruit was Andre Melendez, the Angel who strutted at the soirees in a black biker's cap and feathered wings.