Sentence examples for wing from inspiring English sources

The sector's membership and lobbying body, the Federation of Black Housing Organisations (FBHO) was disbanded in 2008 and has since been replaced by a slimmed-down BMENational, sheltering under the wing of the NHF.

At least, he added, Sky and Hope's siblings, Highlander and Burt, who had also been tagged, were still on the wing, exploring the uplands of Dumfries and Galloway, the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District and the South Pennines.

England made a change of their own, bringing on Sara Bayman at wing defence.

Spurs fans refer to themselves as 'Yiddos', you see. 15 min: From the left wing, Gareth Bale hoists a cross towards Jermain Defoe, but it's too high for the striker to connect with it.

Greste, incidentally, is being held on the same wing as activist Alaa Abd el Fattah, arrested in December on charges related to a protest held in violation of a new law that criminalises political gatherings of more than 10 people held without the police's permission.

Özil, who played on the right wing, was substandard, possibly because of the injury and, having been replaced at half-time, he went straight to see Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt, the Bayern and Germany medic.

Other EU countries have responded to the call for help with two fixed-wing aircraft and three patrol vessels.

The Central Americans displayed a sounder structure, with the wing-backs helping the three centre-backs and the midfield providing protection too, and Mora suggested that he bore no ill-effects from his torment in Elche by producing a phenomenal one-handed save to deny Erin Vandenbergh early on.

To imply that Susan Sarandon, who has dedicated much of her life to human-rights activism, objects to the feminist label because she is "right-wing" is disingenuous.

Bachmann is probably an even more effective messenger than Santorum for these audiences, and she'd be doing it off the radar of many critics – fueling right-wing flames one town at a time.

Middle class parents who apply to the school generally believe in a comprehensive, inclusive and broad education and they're often left-wing or liberal.