Sentence examples for wing should be from inspiring English sources

A6 Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, said Hamas's political wing should be added to the European Union's list of terrorist organizations.

As I was doing that, I looked out and there through the window, standing where the wing should be, was the show's carpenter trying to hold the set together".

At the other end of the scale the fire at Windsor Castle in 1992 opened up a national debate about how the burnt out castle wing should be replaced, the degree to which modern designs should be introduced and who should pay the £37 million costs (£50.2 million in 2009 terms).

The of the wing should be directly related to the contraction speed of the flight muscles, which in turn determines the efficiency of the muscle (Pennycuick, 2008).

That being said, all refugia must be planted close enough to Bt crops in order to facilitate random mating between adults emerging from transgenic and conventional plants, so that females on the wing should be able to readily sample volatiles from both crop types.

Each wing should be on a different sheet of paper.

The wings should be separated as well.

Unconvinced by the architect's calculations, they insisted that the wings should be supported by columns.

They were comparatively small, the training bra of wings, just recently resurrected for an Angels commercial, and they were light (as wings should be) and moved easily with the shoulders.

The ban has been in the pipeline for 12 years, ever since the EU hens directive stated in 1999 that conventional non-enriched cages – in which birds do not have enough room to forage or stretch their wings – should be replaced by non-cage systems or "enriched" cages with more space, litter and perches.

Another designer quickly spoke up stating, "I disagree that the wings should be squishy!