Sentence examples for gives wings from inspiring English sources

Rise Legs gives wings to the dreams of many amputees and physically challenged individuals.

Thoreau, Nietzsche and many other creative types have claimed that walking gives wings to the imagination.

The humanists, on the other hand, saw it as a creative force that gives wings to our perceptions and opens us to the unknown.

The jersey, however, often gives wings to its bearer, and perhaps that will carry over to the entire Jean Delatour squad.

We will never know what result Albert Rivera would have achieved if he had been the candidate of the Generalitat, the Catalan government; but being the second force in Catalonia gives wings to his aspirations to get to the Moncloa Palace.

The global brand, which the company claims "gives wings to people who want to be mentally and physically active and have a zest for life" has a number of spin-offs.

As usual, getting aloft gives wing to false hope.

It gives wing to desires that logic and self-discipline would keep at abeyance.

And I give wings to dreams, I ain't breaking no wings.

Their romance is given wings by snatches of music; a lovely unaccompanied song follows the balcony scene.

The proposed visa policy could bring universities crashing down, as if they were birds suddenly given wings of lead.