Sentence examples for wing the wing from inspiring English sources

Man for man marking: How England rated Ben Foden (full-back) The bad errors were elsewhere in the team, hence the relatively high mark 6 Chris Ashton (wing) The wing was fiery, feisty, full of aggression.

The morphology and kinematics of a flying animal determines the resulting aerodynamic lift through the regulation of the speed of the air moving across the wing, the wing area and the lift coefficient.

Inside the house were birds crowded wing to wing, the air thick with ammonia.

From wing to wing, both the shapes and positions of veins and the number and detailed orientation of trichomes are precisely patterned (De Celis 2003).

Hundreds of thousands of them, jammed almost wing to wing around the stadium lights, appear on television like shimmering stars.

Carotenoids are also found in the wings or wing covers of many insects and in the milk fat of cattle.

Relative wing length, wing pointedness, and the degree of tail forking were positively correlated with migratory distance, whereas tail length (relative to wing length) was negatively correlated.

Low and high wing loading wing versions were considered, but the low wing loading wings were chosen for the prototype.

Cresswell also left the wing in May to become the wing leader of No. 81 Wing.

He is free to be closer to the wing, right-wing, left-wing or down the middle.

Grebes' wings are short, and the wing bones are small in diameter.