From the shoulders slowly a pair of wings unfolded, wings made of rainbows, of light upon water, of poetry".
Giant, unfolding wings — part shelter, part threat — hover over a sometimes lush, sometimes bleak spectrum of human interactions: hopeful and fearful, aggressive and affectionate, communal and solitary.
A pair of giant, unfolding wings — part shelter, part threat — hovers over a sometimes lush, sometimes bleak spectrum of human interactions: hopeful and fearful, aggressive and affectionate, communal and solitary.
Dancers circled Parker, lifting her arms as if unfolding wings.
Caterpillar is a necessary stage for eventually unfolding wings and taking off to sip nectar.
"Charlotte, you gotta be there by 5". Dancers circled Parker, lifting her arms as if unfolding wings.
While the sun is still low, it starts as a V-shaped upper tangent arc which gradually develops into something looking like the unfolding wings of a seagull.
Wing hearts (lateral muscular pumps located in the thorax) then function as suction pumps that remove hemolymph from newly unfolding wings (Togel et al. 2008).
By contrast, Fig. S3 shows Rx and Ry as functions of incident airflow angle, with the wings fully unfolded (wing length 240 mm; aspect ratio ~3.2, calculated as the square of wing length divided by wing area).
If you unfold the "wings" from the sides and have children hold the box by the wings, they cannot hold it so hard the juices squirts out!
I too can unfold my wings (my talent) and fly into the world.
