Sentence examples for the wingman of from inspiring English sources
The Navy informed Congress that the wingman of the crashed E/A-6B Prowler reported that no parachutes were deployed.
In the Battle of Britain, Mayer often flew over the English Channel as the wingman of Helmut Wick.
Rice has been the wingman to a couple of Hall of Famers, Chris McCarron and Mike Smith.
And this allowed her to ascend to one of the uppermost ranks of academia: she became a Dean, second-in-charge, the wingman to El Senor Presidente of the College.
Four characters are past contestants, including Mike Boogie, the cretinous wingman of Chilltown, now the series' professor emeritus with highlights in his hair.
More recently a commercial for Coors Light helped popularize the wingman, with its portrayal of a guy who is left talking to a dull female investment banker while his grinning pal grinds up against her beautiful friend on the dance floor.
Basically a girl version of The Wingman (interesting how men get a less insulting nickname); or, in Harry-and-Sally-speak, the one with the good personality.
The author of "Always Hit on the Wingman" is now known at Glamour as "Book Jake".
Then, the wingman saw the flames.
Ahluwalia said Playboy aims to be a wingman of sorts, helping men navigate "living the good life".
