Sentence examples for cold wing from inspiring English sources
Each fall, when the first migrating monarch butterflies fluttered past his 11th-floor window in Washington, D.C., Science's recently retired earth science writer, Dick Kerr, would call us other writers and editors in to watch these harbingers of the coming cold wing their way southward.
IN early fall, a few weeks after the start of school, cold viruses wing their way from one young nose to another and thence to families and the workplace, infecting people at three to four times the rate at other times of year.
We've been out for at least two hours, my hands are numb, and no amount of mashing them under cold rubber wings will bring them back to life; I'm ready to go in.
According to the Met, this is the first exhibition devoted to Verism, the left-leaning, cold-eyed wing of the Neue Sachlichkeit, or New Objectivity, movement that sprang up in Germany after 1920.
Montgomery McFate noted that the current avatars of right-wing Cold Warriors, the neoconservatives, have dismissed all Iraqi insurgents as "dead enders" and "bad people".
A place for fish fries and bingo, for New Year's Eve parties and Kansas City Chiefs games — "Cold beers and wings and ten tons of B.S.," as an Elks member, Randy Bell, puts it — is now a mishmash mound of playing cards and concrete, hula-girl decorations and steel.
My personal goal is simple: to go cold turkey on conservative wing nuts and instead take up the hard work of genuine political action.
Dissections were carried out in cold PBS, and dissected wing discs were immediately placed in RNAlater (AMBION) and stored following the manufacturer's recommendations until RNA extraction.
When it gets too cold, they fold their wings and tend to drop.
