Sentence examples for memory that winged from inspiring English sources

My theme is memory, that winged host.

That winged figure on the steeple -- isn't that, could it be, a flying Labrador retriever?

That winged circle above is a design for a bomb from the Song Dynasty (960-1279, CE).

No, not that winged monkey who levitates over the audience.

AND WE SHOULD GET THAT WINGED LION TREATED because marble piles sound very painful.

In tests for repulsion, both winged and wingless aphids were used since it is known, that winged morphs (migrants) can respond differently from wingless morphs to visual and olfactory stimuli [ 1] due to differences in their sensory systems [ 39].

Fossil remains also suggest that winged insects [ 20- 22] and plants commonly exhibit widespread range shifts during glacial cycles [ 3, 23].

However, it was not demonstrated that winged aphids landed significantly more frequently on their specific host plants.

"They show me an animated video starring micro-UAVs that resemble winged, multi-legged bugs.

Collect memories that bring joy.

Most species have small flowers, bitter bark, and fleshy fruits that are sometimes winged.