Sentence examples for wing break from inspiring English sources

"Charles Taylor wing break," began one chant.

The translation is by the Scottish poet Peter Manson, in a collection published by Miami University Press in 2012: The virginal, enduring, beautiful today will a drunken beat of its wing break us this hard, forgotten lake haunted under frost by the transparent glacier of unfled flights!

With 10 minutes remaining the Dragons seemed to have struck the decisive blow when Whitehead crossed on the back of Oldfield's storming right wing break but London had other ideas and Drinkwater went over following Nick Slyney's run.

Most of the "revolutionary" wing broke off to join one of the new Communist parties.

Heading down the start-finish straight, the suggestion is the wing broke and went underneath Hamilton's car.

Another passenger, Matt Hewitt from Cheshire, said some people on board had seen bits of a wing "breaking up" with "parts sticking up and wires hanging out".

When the "regular" (Northern) Democrats nominated him for president in 1860, the Southern wing broke away and supported a separate ticket headed by John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky.

When Raikkonen finally went out, suddenly, at high speed, his rear suspension broke, the rear of the car hit track and his rear wing broke off.

Indian planners think they know Pakistan's threshold of tolerance; India's war aim would not be to dismember Pakistan as it helped to do in 1971, when Pakistan's eastern wing broke away to become Bangladesh.

Its political monopoly did not begin to wane until the 1980s, when its own left wing broke away to form the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) and it was challenged from the right by Mr Fox's National Action Party PANNational Action Party PAN

During that period, fractures within EIJ worsened, and the group's Upper Egyptian wing broke away to form an independent organization, al-Jamāʿah al-Islāmiyyah ("the Islamic Group"), under the leadership of Omar Abdel Rahman.