Sentence examples for out of wings from inspiring English sources

McCullough, who also played on the single of Live and Let Die, walked out of Wings in July 1973 after clashing with McCartney.

Flapping in phase has benefits, too: When real dragonflies synchronize their wing beats, they are able to lift off and accelerate better than if they used only two wings or four out-of-sync wings, the authors say.

Jeanne set out platters of wings and garlic bread and penne.

I go match after match - no more than that," he added, before addressing whether out-of-form wing Eden Hazard will start against the Hammers.

When she was ready, resplendent in her glitter and feathers, Dan said his prayers and let her sail out of the wings.

Really, the themes and structure grew much more out of winging it than anything else.

Mr. Houston-Jones is a master of these, having built a delicious career out of winging it.

They are out-of-touch and winging it, groping for applause lines and settling for cliches.

It is believed that this area of bone moves backwards during advanced labour, pushing out the wings of the ilea and increasing the pelvic diameter.

Why pull out the wings of your butterflies?

The efficient aerodynamic performance is carried out by selection of wing airfoil.