I lay on my cot staring up at the dark canopy of the tent, listening to the big spooky moths that every now and then bumped, with a flicker of soft wings, against the mosquito netting.
The heart of a woman goes forth with the dawn, As a lone bird, soft winging, so restlessly on, Afar o'er life's turrets and vales does it roam In the wake of those echoes the heart calls home.
He is favoured by the party's softer wing.
Once you're comfortable shaping and shading the wings, the possibilities are endless, including rainbow wings, steel wings, soft or hard wings, shiny wings, etc.
The "soft money" wing of the euro area is in the ascendancy.
A pastel shell that Thelma Dear of Morristown found on a Florida beach one day reminded her of soft angels' wings.
A radical departure in design, the parafoil, a soft airplane-wing shape with no rigid members, used by the skydiver as a parachute, assumes its efficient flying profile entirely from the wind's inflating the air channels along the leading edge.
The soft folded wings of the young insect freshly hatched from the pupal case within 1 2 hours expand and harden, becoming a robust flight organ.
Meltingly soft pork, piquant wings and tangy cocktails to match make it the latest street-food sensation.
