Sentence examples for wing that would from inspiring English sources
"We thought, what could we do with an empty wing that would benefit the community?
Its Republican supporters are from the governing wing of the party—not from the wing that would blow Washington up.
Ms. Lanahan had the idea of adding a wing that would have covered up the skylight in Mr. Douglas's kitchen, which still irks him.
The sense of breathless urgency was enhanced by the choppy editing – not for 24 the virtuosic walk-and-talk shots of The West Wing; that would mean staying with one camera for more than a few seconds.
Noting that the Liberty Science Center has outgrown its current building in Liberty State Park, the center's board said Friday that it would restructure the existing space and add a wing that would expand the center by about 50percentt.
The CleanEra project at Holland's Delft University of Technology, in association with various European aerospace groups, is working on another kind of flying wing that would cut CO2 emissions by half, but a number of technological breakthroughs will be needed first.A lot can be done even with today's technology.
"If he doesn't have a Scarborough artist under his wing, that'd be an absolute shame".
But if you wanted to put in a third set of wings, that would require re-engineering the whole system.
Engineers are even trying to create multifunctional, moving wings that would enable supersonic jets to travel in subsonic mode while flying over land, then to open up to Mach 2.4, emitting sonic booms, only while over the ocean.
Trying to make himself heard above the press helicopters circling overhead, Ramis spoke about a Second City bit that featured Belushi as the Angel Gabriel at the Annunciation, wearing a First World War flying helmet and a tiny pair of wings that would bounce, just so, as he tiptoed across the stage.
If there was a specific moment when the sun began to singe Mr. DiSpirito's wax wings, that would have to be 2003, when he made his reality-TV debut in "The Restaurant," NBC's video vérité chronicle of the flirtations and stove fires in a Manhattan meatballerie called Rocco's.
