Sentence examples for high wings from inspiring English sources

Brittany, 26, competes in the top fuel category that features classic open-wheel dragsters with high wings and rear engines.

When positioned above the fuselage (high wings), wings provide an unrestricted view below and good lateral stability.

Her report was strikingly specific: a single-engine white plane with high wings and blue stripes had glided onto the water with its wheels extended.

Alternatively, the front of the main block could be recessed, as at the Chicago Civic Opera Building or the LaSalle-Wacker Building, sacrificing volume but producing the visual effect of two high wings flanking a very tall tower.

A high wing loading means higher manoeuvrability.

Alcids, on the other hand, have proportionately shorter wings, high wing loadings, rapid wing beat rates and greater speed (45 55 miles per hour), and large flight muscles.

His high wing collar is soiled, the white shirtfront beneath the cheap bow tie is crumpled and grimy.

Haldane also has a junior high wing for Grades 7 and 8; total enrollment for all grades is about 450 students.

Along with modern avionics, it featured a high wing and fixed gear, and its metal construction followed simple, easily fabricated lines with seats for nine passengers, keeping its cost to about one-third that of the Dove and similar planes.

The B-24 was powered by four air-cooled radial engines and had a spacious boxlike fuselage slung beneath a high wing, a tricycle landing gear, and a twin tail assembly.

The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona muscle car, with its huge, high wing and pointed nose cone, brought legitimate aero to muscle cars, Mr. Kendall said, but it was not a vehicle to drive to the corner for a quart of milk.