Sentence examples similar to fanning wings from inspiring English sources

The locusts were fanning their wings to free them of the night dews.

Bees fanning their wings with abdomens pointed up to release a sweet orientation scent.

Well, thought Margaret, we may be ruined, we may be bankrupt, but not everyone has seen a locust army fanning their wings at dawn.

"My Funny Valentine" became a quasi-symphonic reverie and fantasia spread out over the keyboard in gorgeous displays of color that suggested a peacock fanning its wings.

Adding to their beauty in August are the swallowtails and other butterflies that pause in their busy flight to sip the nectar of these lightly fragrant blossoms, fanning their wings as they drink.

Other worker bees hover just outside the nest fanning their wings creating a constant flow of oxygen-rich air throughout the colony.

A stressed bird is noticeable by shaking, diarrhea, rapid breathing, fanning of wings and feathers, poor sleeping, and loss of appetite.

Instead, Gwynne became known for sprawling brick country houses with geometric footprints -- rhomboids, fans, wings -- hailed for their sensitive positioning in the landscape and urbane appointments.

Paint one of the fan wings red.

Like him, she often works by insinuation, fanning right-wing conspiracy theories not merely to stir up grievances but to bind members together with a sense of shared beliefs.

"He'd fanned the wings out in front of him.