Sentence examples for wing called the from inspiring English sources

Still, it shares influence with the Supreme Council's armed wing, called the Badr Organization, the Fadhila militia and others.

Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein, the Irish Republican Army's political wing, called the killing "absolutely and totally wrong".

Late last year, Jakks Pacific, a toymaker in Malibu, Calif., released a lightweight radio-controlled flying wing called the XPV, or Xtreme Performance Vehicle, which sells for $60.

Vance believes a small section of wing, called the flaperon, found a year ago off the coast of Madagascar, shows "definite evidence" it was extended at the time of landing – and the extending can only be activated by a person.

This summer, he announced that he was dividing his militia, the Mahdi Army, into a social service wing called the Momahidoun and an armed wing made up of elite fighters who would attack only non-Iraqi forces.

In preparation for the baby boom, a new wing called the Children's House was added, where youngsters would be raised communally in nurseries and dormitories set apart from the private bedrooms of their parents.

Just after dawn on August 2, 2010, Todd Reichert climbed into a hand-built ornithopter — an airplane with flapping wings — called the Snowbird, which was made of balsa wood and carbon fibres.

By Rebecca Boyle July 30 , 2013Just after dawn on August 2, 2010, Todd Reichert climbed into a hand-built ornithopter — an airplane with flapping wings — called the Snowbird, which was made of balsa wood and carbon fibres.

The conservative wing called itself the Old German Baptist Brethren to emphasize its conviction that it was holding to earlier beliefs.

Similar panels on the rear of the wing called flaps can be used to lower the speed of the aircraft as well but increase lift by altering the shape of the wing.

PAC established an armed wing called Poqo, and the ANC set up its military wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe ("Spear of the Nation"), in 1961.