Sentence examples for wing that the from inspiring English sources

Carlos Joaquín Correa and Sergio Escudero had first combined as early as the second minute and it was from their left wing that the first chance came.

Then, on Lap 29, Esteban Gutiérrez of the Sauber team had his left-front tire burst and he had to replace his tires, and also replace the front wing that the tire had damaged.

According to Fulton lore, explained Mr. Young, the managing director, the Lady in White has appeared so often in the stage right wing that the stage manager's desk was moved from there to stage left to avoid disruptions.

Don't suppose Owen's evidence might convince Labour's reluctant wing that the party can now not only be trusted with the economy but is even electable, and so worthy of their wholehearted support?

The taoiseach told Fine Gael's conservative wing that the party would not fund campaign posters or pay for TV, radio and newspaper advertising, and the party press office would not be authorised to issue statements in favour or against repeal.

Another relatively new aquatic plaything is the subwing, which allows you to be towed underwater behind a boat thanks to a carbon fibre hydrodynamic wing that the participant clings on to.

With this, you only have the tip of the wing that produces the drag, but the rest of the wing is producing lift.

The stand-out feature is the wing that connects the main grandstand with the pit building over the track.

While aesthetically, the wing that covers the air intakes shapes the boat deadwork.

"He wasn't the only wing that put the puck out to the point in that game.

Choose all drumettes, the part of the chicken wing that resembles the drumstick, or a combination of flats and drumettes.