Sentence examples for lack of wing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saint ran through a list of faults at his current theater: poor sight lines, lack of wing and fly space, leaks and vibrating walls from the roof air-conditioner.

But Golden State nearly got bit last year by its lack of wing depth and shooting outside of Curry, Thompson and Durant, and early returns this year on whether that will change aren't encouraging.

From the position of the legs, the curve of the abdomen, and the lack of wing marks, the researchers suspect that the imprint was made by an ancient mayfly that held its wings upright when at rest.

Toronto's lack of wing players was addressed by the drafting of DeMar DeRozan.

All individuals were relatively young adults, as judged by the general lack of wing damage.

Transheterozygous woc D2rvX1/woc rgl and woc D2rvX1/woc flies have multiple phenotypic defects, including downturned wings, lack of wing veins, slightly rough eyes, and they are sterile.

The point is that a lack of wings didn't stop Kent Couch.

But he is not convinced that a lack of wings would not promote vicariant speciation.

A statue of the fifth-fourth century B.C. (perhaps of the school of Timotheus) which has generally been interpreted as a Victory, was also found here (AJA 1918, 347); but the lack of wings is against the identification (DAP 2.xiv.235‑239).

By June 1939, most of these problems had been resolved, and production was no longer held up by a lack of wings.

Rather than just showing an overall reduction in T2, consistent with their lack of wings, worker ants have a T1/T2 ratio reversed in relation to queens.