"Based on the findings, it would seem reasonable to expect that people who understand their friends should be willing to step in as a wingman in a number of different contexts if their friends are in need," Argo said.
Given this track record of malfeasance, it's no wonder Mr. Ryan would be supremely confident in his prescient prediction that if he ran the show (albeit in the wingman position), that Romney, himself and his alter ego -- Ayn Rand -- would be the architects of a neoliberalism-free market economy that would magically fix the nation's housing woes.
Why, hope this wonderful creature checks in on Wingman! —At which point you can send a tip that someone at that location is interested… but who? Wingman doesn't tell.
And this allowed her to ascend to one of the uppermost ranks of academia: she became a Dean, second-in-charge, the wingman to El Senor Presidente of the College.
Services such as Professional Wingman in New York and Wingman Pro in LA cater to the desperate and dateless.
And it must be acknowledged that, since his unexcellent adventure in 2008 as John McCain's wingman in their low-flying mission to bring down Barack Obama's Presidential candidacy, he actually has made up for a lot.
Pattle claimed two CR.42s in the battle his wingman Heimar Stucky (himself wounded in action later on) witnessed both catch fire and crash in the vicinity of Korçë with the pilots killed.
For a time, in the best rom-com tradition, she served as his wingman in bars, though she says that Pratt, who has a wrestler's build and a camp counsellor's smile, hardly needed her help.
Captain Ziomek swerved in behind his wingman.
Hunting for women is "sarging", and is often carried out with a "wingman" in attendance.
