Sentence examples for wing from the from inspiring English sources
"We cannot separate the wing from the body," he said, according to a report by Reuters.
One to watch Glen Fisi'iahi, a wing from the New Zealand Warriors who can seriously shift.
The Rangers did select Andreas Johansson, a 27-year-old left wing, from the Calgary Flames.
Joe has been under Roxborough's wing from the time he was a ragamuffin amateur boxer in Detroit.
The two bedrooms and baths are in a separate wing from the living area off a spacious main entry hallway.
A long concrete wall that runs through the heart of the home, dividing the guest wing from the main living area, is a central element of the design.
Only a rasp of wings from the raven.
He received the first commercial astronaut wings from the Federal Aviation Administration after his flight.
Fried monkfish "wings" (from the bones attached to the fins) successfully emulated their chicken counterparts, to a point.
We passed through the kitchen, the chapel and various wings, from the basic to the "five-star blocks", where cells are more like studio apartments.
Mr. Cumings, who admires Mr. Halberstam's writing about Vietnam, plucks the wings from "The Coldest Winter," Mr. Halberstam's 2007 book about the Korean War.
