Sentence examples for classic wings from inspiring English sources
Classic wings can also be found at the WWF New York restaurant on 43rd Street amid thundering body slams and scripted invective on a billion TVs.
Wild cards like Maverick have been flying by the seats of their pants ever since William Wellman's classic, "Wings" (1927), which re-created World War I air battles over France in scenes combining new material with newsreel footage in seamless ways that can still astonish audiences.
#Glasgow2014" - TechnicallyRon ." Susan Boyle's appearance during the ceremony at Celtic Park generated the most tweets per minute, after the Britain's Got Talent star forgot the words to the classic Wings song 'Mull of Kintyre'.
The ancient Shiroganeya ryokan (81-761-77-0025; www.shiroomseya.co.jp) ofroms rooms from 28,000 yen a person, double occupancy, in its classic wing, and from 32,000 yen in its modern wing.
A classic wing chair, side tables and even the cabinet pulls in his loft are in his preferred medium: twisted aluminum coil.
Besides the classic wing flutter induced by the coupling of bending and torsion modes, a low-damping flutter type appears from the coupling of engine-pitch mode and the bending and torsion modes of the wing.
Then you gotta head over to Buffalo for classic, authentic wings!
Earlier in the episode, the Food Network Star explains that her husband loves classic Buffalo wings and she wants to pull a prank on him by serving an Asian iteration.
Classic Buffalo wings are fried but I love the flavor and ease of cooking them on the grill — they are truly no fuss, no muss and finger lickin' good!
Frank's Red Hot Sauce doesn't use peppers that rank crazy-high on the Scoville scale, and even if it did, its heat is tempered in butter and vinegar, so classic Buffalo wings are the kind of spicy you can handle any night of the week.
Vision SLR Presented at the January 1999 auto show in Detroit, the Vision SLR sports car has wing doors reminiscent of the classic gull-wing SL of 1954 hinged on the forward pillar.
