Sentence examples for wing at a from inspiring English sources

From the outside, the house looks a bit like the science wing at a university.

"To name a wing at a hospital may not be the best use of funds," he said.

Now, he is in Norwich jail, on the medical wing, at a cost of well over £2,000 a day.

Peter Singer writes that when it comes to charity and philanthropy, a dollar spent on preventing blindness in developing countries is "a better value" than a dollar spent on a new wing at a local art museum.

"We're expert at dealing with Israel because we have power," said Khaled Meshaal, head of Hamas's political wing, at a ceremony hosted by Egypt's intelligence chief.In his West Bank enclave Mr Abbas is licking his wounds.

53 min: Gareth Bale slaloms down the left wing at a ridiculously fast lick, cuts inside and across the face of the penalty area and is then penalised for a foul on Robert Beric, who's back helping out in defence.

And he clanged a 3-pointer from the wing at an important juncture.

The flow visualization results show that a leading-edge vortex is formed above the upper surface of the wing at an angle of attack of about eight degrees.

An electrician by trade, Rahn was a talented right wing at Essen, a light-hearted lad and a bit of a hothead.

And in Costa Rica, metalmark moths in the genus Brenthia flare out their wings at a slight angle above the body to imitate jumping spiders.

Those 100 F-86s (with their sweptback wings at a span of 37.1 feet, I can confidently tell you) must have seemed worth almost any price.