Sentence examples for may wing from inspiring English sources

(See "BNP May Wing Fortis Assets").. BBVA posted an 18.0% drop in net profit owing to a payment of 300.0 million euros ($398.8 million) for losses related to the alleged Bernard Madoff fraud and early retirement payments at its Spanish operations valued at 602.0 million euros ($800.3 million).

Depending on the species, these may include wing or tail drumming, dancing, aerial flights, or communal lekking.

For example, in a wing-dimorphic insect species, juvenile males in a male-biased condition may develop wings and disperse to a female-biased environment where males can encounter more females.

They may have wings, but fruit flies spend plenty of time on their feet.

"We may be winging it every step of the way," Mr. Maloney said.

He suggests an insect restaurant as an example of a fad that may have wings in the future: "You might say you will never eat bugs.

Remember, you may be winging it.

To describe the same politician as "left-wing" or "right-wing" may say more about you than about your subject.

He may lack some wing span, but with effort he gets some good extension and positioning when contesting.

Of the seven on view here, perhaps Chris Ashton on the wing may miss the England matchday team.

A pilot's remedy for ice on the wing may exacerbate the problem caused by ice on the tail.