"wing span" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and refers to the width of a bird's wings when stretched out.
Example: "The African Hawk has an impressive wing span of over two meters."
"I have a healthy wing span".
The A380 has a wing span of 261 feet, 50 feet longer than the 747.
Williams said of Blake: "I know he's tall, 6-3; his wing span is pretty long.
Jerry Reese, the generalmanager, said of Nicks: "He'sgot a very long wing span.
The gargantuan atlas moth boasts a wing span of up to a foot.
The P-51, which he calls "Aces/The Equalizer," is Mr. Clive's largest plane, with a seven-foot wing span.
Griffin, last year's national high school player of the year, used his 86-inch wing span well.
One steer, in particular, carried a set of horns broad as the wing span on an eagle.
She did it against Venus Williams with razor-sharp passing shots and topspin lobs that eluded even Williams's wing span.
It has a wing span of 40 feet and is capable of achieving speeds greater than Mach 1.7.
The Lady Bears' defense is anchored by the 6-foot-8 post with a 7-4 wing span.
