Sentence examples for wing to allow from inspiring English sources
This was the result of a change in the technical rules this season with the addition of a movable rear wing to allow for a power boost down the straight, and for another power-boost device that reuses kinetic energy stored during braking.
"They were the only times I played in the same team as Brian Bevan," recalled Billy Boston, the Welshman who came north to Wigan, and was happy to switch to the left wing to allow Warrington's chain-smoking Australian to retain his customary place on the right.
The XBTM-1 was a low-winged, all-metal monoplane with folding wings to allow more compact storage in carrier hangar decks and conventional landing gear.
Because of the tight space, large pieces of scenery must be constantly moved around in the wings to allow others to get on and off the stage.
Or they could be used to fabricate wings to allow pigs to fly.CARL DANNER Alamo, CaliforniaThe good works of RotariansRotarians and individuals who have benefited from generations of Rotary service were disappointed to see the organisation's good work reduced to a point of comparison to the motorcycle gangs responsible for the deadly shoot-out in Waco, Texas ("Rotarians with chains on", May 23rd).
Teacher student dynamics require wings to allow for communication to take place.
Teacher student dynamics require functional wings to allow for communication to take place.
Whereas winged males perform successful female mimicry [ 18], ergatoid males may be morphologically too different from female sexuals (in size and the absence of wings) to allow successful female mimicry.
But situating the discrimination in religious liberty is about more than just homophobia: it's part of a larger right-wing strategy to allow those who hold particular religious beliefs to make the rest of us live according to their whims.
At Harfo, a residential wing was constructed to allow up to 160 girls to board at the school.
But now the choice is harder, and an opinion poll conducted by Ipsos on Sunday show that nearly 70 percent of voters of the UMP and the National Front favor cooperation in the second round to beat back the Socialists, especially if in three-person runoffs it means the weaker right-wing candidate withdraws to allow the stronger one to face a Socialist and prevent a split of the conservative vote.
