Sentence examples for wing holding from inspiring English sources

With Bobby Holik creating traffic in front of Carolina goaltender Kevin Weekes, Malakhov skated in from the left wing, holding the puck while Carter drove to the right post on a three-on-one break.

One wing held a straw near three lines of cocaine and a razor blade.

In normal flight, the wing holds the plane up and the tail exerts a downward force.

One wing held out at an awkward angle, tail fanned, she piped loudly to attract my attention.

That sounds benign but could be terrible for Kansas, where the right wing holds the governor's office and is prominent in the State Senate.

At any rate, a four-page memo summarising the negotiations offers comfort to the SPD on many points that the party (especially its left wing) holds dear.

An old joke in Afghanistan is that birds fly over Kandahar with one wing held under their tail – as a precaution.

When the building – which Kinane calls a "grand dame of dentistry" – opened in 1915, an entire wing held the Evans collection.

Vescovi, not sure that he can break through on the king's wing, holds open the chance for a breakthrough on the queen's flank with 20 a6.

The center wing housed the chapel and a dining hall, the western wing held classrooms, and the eastern wing was filled with dorm rooms and apartments for faculty members.

The Galeries Nationales host major art exhibitions; the Palais de la Découverte, located in the building's west wing, holds an interactive science museum; and the Nave is the setting for a wide variety of cultural and social events.