Look, even now the skin around my ankles Has been transformed and I am growing wings.
"We're growing wings," said Tom Marshall, a spokesman for the agency.
"When a chrysalis starts growing wings, its shoulders ache a lot.
Soon, I was knee-deep in making music — my little inventions and melodies were suddenly alive, and growing wings.
WASHINGTON — With time running short and little real effort under way to avert automatic budget cuts that take effect Friday, substantial and growing wings of both parties are learning to live with — if not love — the so-called sequester.
Soon, they will venture out onto the ledge and test their growing wings in what's known as "jump flapping," where they will vigorously flap their wings and catch an inch or two of air before dropping back down.
However, some elements of this book may be frightening to young children, such as a ghost-like creature eating live insects and children growing wings and dancing in the air with a supernatural creature.
These observations show that the overgrowth of a-facets by +c-laterally growing wings is a very efficient mechanism to avoid the propagation of BSFs and related defects to the surface of the coalesced films.
You'll finally be growing wings, my dear, but not everyone will want to see you fly.
"Idiots and Angels," Plympton's fifth independent animated feature, follows a bitter, lonely man named Angel who discovers he is growing wings.
American society at present places a huge value on growing wings ― flying far away to college, farther away to work, and traveling whenever and wherever possible.
