Sentence examples for wing could have from inspiring English sources

Still, he added, "there was a good chance the right wing could have wrecked this whole deal".

After the accident, NASA officials initially expressed doubt that the 1.67-pound hunk of foam that struck the left wing could have brought it down.

Hamon, who is on the PS's left wing, could have been forgiven for believing the primaries gave him a mandate to do this, after he defeated the former prime minister, Manuel Valls, seen as much too right-leaning.

At a meeting of the American Physical Society last fall, researchers from Cambridge University proposed that well-placed perforations in an airplane wing could have a similar smoothing effect on turbulence, leading to quieter and more fuel efficient flights — and mealtime voles for all.

Perhaps one of the most poignant burials – a young mother and her baby from Vedbaek in Denmark, the child laid on a swan's wing – could have a number of interpretations (the child's spirit being carried downriver, up into the sky, or the wing simply forming a mark of respect or a convenient receptacle).

There was a real risk that a fuel leak and fire in the left wing could have escalated.

Barbecued chicken wings could have been a bit crispier, but are made with the same tasty sauce.

Sonja Wedmann, a scientist at Senckenberg, believes the queen's wings would have dragged her under when she fell on the water: humble worker ants, unencumbered by wings, could have scampered across the water to safety.

The new simulation has already shed light on one of the darker mysteries of the attacks: how the extremely light aluminum of the plane wings could have sliced through the heavier steel of the exterior columns like knives.

One commenter on the Mount San Jacinto Outdoor Recreation forum even suggested that a passing bird's wings could have thrown off the signal; others, more conspiracy-minded, suggested that the ping had been deliberately staged to mask the true reasons for Ewasko's disappearance.

The Boeing Company urged airlines today to inspect their fleets of MD-80 jetliners after a damaged piece of the tail wing that could have contributed to the crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 was recovered.