Sentence examples for great wingman from inspiring English sources
Guardsman Thomas Yearley said he had "many great memories... of a great mate, a great soldier and a great wingman".
He still flies his own chopper and would be a great wingman for a chief if he can fly through today's storm.
"He's been a great wingman; it's nice to know he can get over the jealousy to help a brother out (just kidding).
Though obviously not nearly as offensively skilled as the all-time great wingmen of his generation, Jordan and Kobe, he had comparable athleticism, played defense at Jordan's level, and, most importantly, had a wildly conspicuous will to power that was an inspiration to anyone who watched him play.
Also, good friends are great companions or wingmen for your cocky pursuits!
There are never enough hands to hold a newborn, so having a constant wingman was great.
"Holbrooke has been my wingman, to a great degree," General Petraeus said in an interview.
In fact, I did try to convince him that Wingman was a great title, but for some reason he preferred something with the word Editor in it.
"Something that we strongly believe in is to have brands understand that the way they can actually create the greatest sense of service in the world is to be the wingman to humanity as opposed to being the hero of humanity.
John Kennedy Jr. was a wingman.
