Sentence examples for wing as it from inspiring English sources

The point is that both books take their "issues" on the wing, as it were, before labelling.

Should any intruders come in he'll be there to give them the wing, as it were, especially come September when hawks start flying through on their way south".

I only got my chance – on the wing as it happened – for the Blues because of an injury and, by the end of the year, I had my first international cap.

The supercritical wing, as it is called, was far less curved on top than the conventional wing — indeed, it was almost flat — and curved on the underside at the rear.

It will take that kind of computing speed, for example, to simulate all the effects on an airplane wing as it moves through the atmosphere: the flapping of the wing, turbulence and the changing temperature of the wing.

The aircraft dropped a wing as it stalled and was banking to one side.

The right wing as bad as it was in the 50s when my father worried we would lose everything because he was a Socialist.

When a bird flaps its wings as it flies, little bits of air come off the end of its wings, trailing behind it like an invisible footprint in the sky.

The next chicken flaps its wings as it's put in the stirrups, and the man runs his hands gently but firmly over its breast.

Looking down at the Mongaup River, we see the muscular brown back of a bald eagle as it cruises over the water and the dark silhouette of its wings as it soars to the top of the valley.

So it wasn't until shortly before 10am that the plane appeared in the skies over Berlin, dipping its wings as it flew only a few hundred metres above the ground after being granted special permission by the Berlin senate.