Sentence examples for wing that it from inspiring English sources

However, AnonOps (Anonymous Operations), the group's mouthpiece and network through which members frequently communicate, has adamantly stated via its news wing that it was not responsible for the outage.

But it is signalling to its blue-collar base and its own left wing that it might undo parts of it.The aim was to make Germany's labour market flexible again.

If it is, we might even hear a suggestion from the paedophile hysteria wing that it should be banned.

They have a vague idea that what they do is left wing, that it has somehow to do with freedom of speech.

Conspicuous among the unsuccessful hopefuls were the Museum of Flight in Seattle, which had already begun construction of a wing that it hoped would house an orbiter; the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Ohio; and NASA's Johnson Space Center in Texas, the site of mission control for the 135 shuttle missions.

Touching its wings could bend or break them, and even the slightest touch will slough of the "scales" on a butterfly's wing that it needs to fly.

The 1929 addition added a wing that connected it to the metal products building which was built that year.

If the party that he loves is to be rescued from the blindered right wing that has hijacked it, core, Congress and White House, the job will have to be done by someone with a fine gift of anger.

Mill's gorgeous illustrations are like an update of Arthur Rackham: her entry includes one frame – crammed full of birds on the wing – that is so beautiful, it is a work of art in its own right.

The STI, starting at $35,290, takes all this and erases any remaining subtlety with a massive trunk-mounted wing that looks as if it could tune into the Mars Rover.

But his bold idea is one of many trying to profoundly change transport as we know it, from cars controlled remotely by a robot truck to road-worthy vehicles with folding wings that allow it to fly.