Sentence examples for the wings are linked from inspiring English sources
Upstairs, the wings are linked.
The two wings are linked by a cozy 14-square-meter (150-square-foot) living room eked out of the surrounding hillside so it "stays cool as a wine cellar," according to Mr. Tucker.
Its two wings are linked by a glass-walled passage that snakes through a landscaped courtyard, and large steel-framed bay windows punctuate its sinuous tawny brick facade.
The American wing is linked to the rest of the museum by a glass-enclosed interior courtyard that will contain a cafe and a special exhibitions gallery.
The new wing is linked to the rest of the museum by two new galleries where upcoming shows include "In Search of the Promised Land: Paintings by Frederick Edwin Church" (Oct . 20 to Jan . 3 and "Painting Revolution: Kandinsky, Malevich and the Russian Avant-Garde" (Nov. 1 to Jan . 7.
This secondary wing is linked to the west of corps de logis by a large arcaded loggia; originally open, it is now glazed and known as the Winter Garden.
In the exhibition halls, the new wing and the older building are linked on many levels.
The hind coxae of the froghopper are linked to the hinges of the ipsilateral hind wings by pleural arches, complex bow-shaped internal skeletal structures.
In the higher groups with two functional pairs of wings, both pairs are linked together mechanically in various ways, and function as a single wing, although this is not true in the more primitive groups.
Thus, the functions of the muscles, wings, thoracic cuticle, and trachea are linked, and the physical associations are intimate.
