Sentence examples for wing to another from inspiring English sources

If a lightning bolt does strike a plane, it typically passes from one extremity – say the nose or wing – to another such as the tail, before continuing on to the ground.

Featured now is an homage to the old horse of the moment, Seabiscuit, but from one wing to another, as well as in the inner sanctum of the museum's vault, the items are a concrete reminder of what greatness is.

Michael Bell's 2007 Gefter-Press house in Ghent, N.Y., which has glass walls so expansive "you can look through one wing to another" and see, with stunning clarity, the trees beyond, he said.

Although the Art of the Americas installation is the main event, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, is using the special exhibitions gallery in the new, Norman Foster-designed wing to spotlight another of its institutional strengths: Asian art.

Swaleside now has plans to convert another wing to enable more student prisoners to take part.

But the avenue by which he did this has theoretically been closed off for 2013 - teams can no longer use the DRS on the upper rear wing to affect the aerodynamics of another part of the car, and the amount of time the DRS can be used has also been cut dramatically.

ICU workers from wing three were not included in this study because that wing belongs to another department.

Control males directed wing extensions to another male 0.7% (±0.5) of the total courtship time, whereas males with activated OA neurons courted the second male 25% (±4) of the total courtship time (Fig. 1A).

What seems to be going on is that the large pool of anti-Romney conservatives has been sloshing from one right-wing candidate to another while never finding a permanent home.

Nijhout, in early work, discovered that if the focus of the pupal wing is transplanted to another area of the wing, it can induce the formation of an ectopic eyespot in the surrounding cells [ 2].

Another possibility is that the dinosaur used its wings to protect its eggs.