Sentence examples for wing that could from inspiring English sources

I remember seeing a desk in the west wing that could maybe have fitted two chairs, but instead there were five chairs and five computer monitors all squeezed around it," he said.

The Boeing Company urged airlines today to inspect their fleets of MD-80 jetliners after a damaged piece of the tail wing that could have contributed to the crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 was recovered.

The overall result is a wing that could fly at supersonic speeds, with half the drag of Concorde; something that could significantly cut fuel use.

Hawker Siddeley focused on a new larger wing that could be retrofitted to existing operational aircraft, while McDonnell Douglas independently pursued a less ambitious, though still expensive, project catering to the needs of the US military.

By the time he was 12, he had shifted focus to the matchstick wings that could soar.

The Navy would get a plane with longer wings that could land on carriers, the Marines one that could hover and land vertically in tight spots and the Air Force a version that would use conventional runways.

Religious art depicts angels with little wings that could never lift their weight.

When spread, the bundles formed two curved wings that could carry this precocious flyer tens of meters.

It could be applied to designing new types of wind-sensing aircraft with flexible wings that could be more maneuverable than modern aircraft.

When prompted to list some of the unique features of Hesperornis, the students indentify teeth, wings that could not be used for flight, and feet that are intended to be used for paddling instead of walking or perching.

In the classic example, evolution independently shaped the forelimb of a dinosaur, the forelimb of an ancient mammal, and the gill-like appendage of an ancient insect into wings that could carry their bearers (birds, bats, and insects) through the air.