Sentence examples for sprouts wings from inspiring English sources

A doll sprouts wings made of shards of wood from a broken palette, looking like a winged cherub.

In an early display of Prospero's talent and power, the invitation is delivered by a "mechanical demon" that eventually sprouts wings, grabs Winslow and flies away.

Even after its metamorphosis, its notion of a baby who sprouts wings and flies is no cutesy Disney fantasy of an infant Superman confidently zooming hither and yon.

(Mothers and their children have, with varying meaning and impact, populated some of Mr. Ozon's other films, most recently in "Ricky," a fable about an infant who sprouts wings, and "Time to Leave," a melodrama about a dying man).

Bushman eventually sprouts wings and leaps off a tall building, only to plummet head-first into the ground as his donors finally applaud this last-ditch show of toughness.

"I'd say it took about 25,000 drawings for 'Idiots & Angels,' " he said of his most recent feature, about a bad man who sprouts wings that make him do good deeds.

The elaborate puppets range from a pugnacious Maya, who looks like a winged preschooler who has sprouted wings, to a dragonfly resembling Mae West.

Our leap off the cliff sprouted wings.

The bags sprouted wings and flew out the door.

Nor did the virus sprout wings because of its poetry.

Three female singers from Belarus sprouted wings for the final chorus of "Butterflies".