Sentence examples for wing down from inspiring English sources

SOMETHING happens when the pilot of a single-engine airplane dips his right wing down low so you can get a better view of the Statue of Liberty.

If the wind is forecast to be more than 25 knots, or about 29 miles per hour, Smyth said that the team preferred to take the wing down, a process that takes about two hours and involves roughly two dozen people.

The Continent's outstanding art show of this spring & early summer (until July) is "L'Europe Gothique" It is on view in the newly reconditioned rooms of the Louvre's recently liberated Pavilion de Flore, that final riverside west wing, down by the Carrousel.

The New Yorker, April 27 , 1968P. 150 The Continent's outstanding art show of this spring & early summer (until July) is "L'Europe Gothique" It is on view in the newly reconditioned rooms of the Louvre's recently liberated Pavilion de Flore, that final riverside west wing, down by the Carrousel.

Fold each wing down and crease them.

Fold each wing down along the line you just drew.

Fold each wing down so its bottom edges run about ½ in (1.25 cm) below the bottom edges of the plane.

Lay the wings down flat.