Sentence examples for wing and with from inspiring English sources

Without a supporting right wing and with the anarchist left against him, Marx feared losing control of the International to Bakunin.

The overground line that we were riding across London, he proclaimed, had been taken under the mayor's wing and, with a funding boost from the Olympics, was being thoroughly modernised.

Edano observes another ritual before every scheduled press conference: approaching the lectern from stage left, he stops with both feet together, squarely facing the opposite wing, and, with arms by his sides and his spine dead straight, dips his body quickly into a crisp and perfectly executed bow, as if he were hinged at the waist.

Northampton started it spiritedly, Foden scoring in the corner four minutes in, but when Ford kicked a penalty seven minutes after Kitchener had found himself on the wing and with just enough pace to make the line, it was 24-10 to Leicester.

ClearMotion, a company that's building an alternative chassis for vehicle makers that replaces traditional physical shock absorbers with digital, software-driven adaptive actuators, has readied $100 million in a Series C round, led by a group of clients advised by J.P. Morgan's asset management wing and with participation from NEA, Qualcomm Ventures and more.

The show is an outrageous portrait of Washington, D.C., one with far more kinship with "24" than with "The West Wing," and with greater emotional weight than "House of Cards".

Wind-tunnel tests were performed in which the flutter speed of a bridge deck sectional model without wings and with wings mounted in various configurations was measured.

For each of these events, the team compared the bot's performance both with and without wings, and with its wings flapping or still, all while measuring performance with accelerometers and cameras.

In 1918 [5] a fly was discovered with both shortened wings and with whorls of bristles and hairs on the thorax.

This is a living!" One particular client that Harris took under his wing, and handled with special care, was Cat Man.

This chapter discusses a theory developed on optimal trajectories for air vehicles with variable wing areas and with conventional wings.