Sentence examples for wing one of from inspiring English sources

This was the main hallway for the police wing: One of the neat things about the offices in this wing......is that they're all connected!

We all have a laugh about it walking back to the wing; one of the screws gives me a fag – nice touch – but deep down I'm devastated.

Separately, two men were shot dead in clashes between police and members of the PKK youth wing, one of the group's most radical elements, in the town of Yuksekova, near the Iranian border, the sources said.

"The West Wing," one of the most successful shows on television, has an average viewership of 19.6 million, compared with 4.2 million for "Felicity".

It's strange to think that 10 years ago today The West Wing, one of the most legendary and highly praised shows in recent memory, aired its final episode.

Mr. Sorkin, beyond writing the play and movie "A Few Good Men" and the well-regarded ABC series "Sports Night," was the creator — auteur really — of "The West Wing," one of the most celebrated drama series in television history.

On the wings, one of Alex Cuthbert (left), Tom James and Hallam Amos could start for Wales, with George North expected to play on the left wing.

Turn this formulation around: "why aren't university faculty (aka "academics") reliably politically right-wing (one of the several ways to understand "liberal" in the original formulation being politically to the left)"?

There are two wings, one of which is a small annex with its own kitchen.

After about two minutes of rushing at each other with flapping wings, one of the cocks fell over dead.

The seven-story building is split into two wings, one of which has an elevator that often breaks down, they say.