Sentence examples for wing hands from inspiring English sources

"Where's the darn fuel truck?" shouts Yowell, standing under the plane's sooty wing, hands jammed in the pockets of his gray trench coat.

And what would fit that narrative better than a claim that Obama's top West Wing hands were trying to muscle Woodward off a story; that they were sending him ominous threats about what the ramifications of messing with the White House would be?

There looked to be little danger when the centre took midfield partner Mathieu Bastareaud's flat pass but he accelerated through poor tackles from Courtney Lawes and Chris Ashton to burst clear down the left wing, hand off Ben Youngs and race under the posts.

The supercritical wing, hands-on-throttle-and-stick (HOTAS) control principle, and increased engineered lateral stability make the aircraft fundamentally easier to fly.

The oil, which parishioners believe to be myrrh, exudes from the icon's halo, wings, hands and beard and is collected by a reservoir of cotton at the icon's base.

Main dishes €6 Importing its beef from Iowa, this New York style steakhouse and bar in the trendy northern bits of Prenzlauer Berg has range of fantastic steaks as well as a dozen different burgers (to be eaten with your hands, no exceptions), chicken wings, hand-cut French fries, salads and sandwiches.

Hands up-fo chicken wings-hands up fo Obamaphones-hands up fo free cheeze.

Who knew Komen's pink-clad army was run by such anti-choice, right-wing hand-wringers?

On your tractor, if you can ReprintsIn elections last month Omar al-Bashir, a northern Arab, easily retained the presidency of Sudan as a whole, especially since the main northern opposition boycotted the proceedings, while in the south the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), the former rebels' political wing, won hands down.

The archaeology wing has hand tools that some of the region's earliest inhabitants used in the Late Stone Age.

Noon: Kristi Yamaguchi Falling in step behind two young woman dressed all in white, wearing angel's wings and handing out flyers (for what, I'll never know), I breezed through the book labyrinth.