Sentence examples for over a wing from inspiring English sources
He routinely took over a wing of the Grosvenor House hotel when staying in London.
Audio has emerged of yet more trouble-making from international trade secretary Liam Fox, telling a US radio show he was "taking over a wing of what is at the moment the Foreign Office".
The same wind that flows over a wing to keep the kite aloft can be captured as energy by wing-mounted turbines.
According to the Chudnovskys, it could model the weather or make pictures of air flowing over a wing, if the brothers cared about weather or wings.
Viscous results, which are compared with experimental data, include the turbulent flow over a NACA 4412 airfoil, a three-element airfoil for which Mach number effects are investigated, and three-dimensional flow over a wing with a partial-span flap.
The idea is to provide scientists with a set of tools to look at things they can't see, like airflow over a wing, where they have to construct something to be able to look at it.
"Bill Clinton wouldn't have sent over a left-wing ideologue," Mr. Leahy said, and Mr. Bush "can't send over a right-wing ideologue".
"Two or three days from now there will be mea culpa stories," Mr. Bloomberg said during an interview at the Ritz-Carlton in Singapore, where he and bid organizers threw a party, taking over an entire wing.
A half-century on, a shining, multicolored armada of 60 vintage 300SLs, 37 coupes and 23 roadsters, took over an entire wing and parking lot of the historic La Quinta Resort here in the Southern California desert for the Gull Wing Group's 44th annual convention, a long weekend of tours, rallies, technical sessions and entertainment, along with a swap meet and a car show.
"There is no other reason for them to do that (offer the incentive)." A prison officer speaking anonymously to BBC Radio 4's The Report described this month's violence as a "full-scale riot" in which inmates took over an entire wing.
Vortex generators, also known as air deflectors, interrupt wind passing over parts of a wing and causing what JetBlue describes as a "whistling" tone when a jet descends.
