Sentence examples for helping wing from inspiring English sources

To see why beta males might lend a helping wing to their alpha pals, behavioral ecologist Emily DuVal, now at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Seewiesen, Germany, spent several years studying lance-tailed manakins on a small island off the coast of Panama.

"There was a real buzz around the team," Flood said after helping the wing Adam Thompstone run in a hat-trick on his first start for Leicester after joining from London Irish.

Since then, you've gone to Spain, where you're helping (left-wing political party) Podemos develop its election program.

It should now be painfully obvious that Obamacare's little helpers, dutifully reciting White House talking points in 2009 and early 2010, were helping right-wing bogus populism to gather steam.

A winning try only six minutes from time from Jonny May might also help the wing's elevation from the Saxons squad.

They just happened to pick those genes from among the many that help the wing form.

Finite element analysis (FEA) confirms that such study helps in wing design formulation and can be used in efficient building of a MAV by the designers.

Chris Morris, a swashbuckling war photgrapher, took the young man under his wing, helping him get to Panama for his first big glimpse of history in 1989.

Barely able to watch, I saw that an older girl, Jacqueline, had taken Claire under her wing, helping her into her chair and sitting next to her in a lovely, slightly proprietary way.

He was a founding member of current Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni's rebel army in 1979 and headed its intelligence wing, helping Mr Museveni take power in 1987.

Mainstream Palestinian officials have warned that violence now would help right-wing Israeli candidates.