Sentence examples for winged through from inspiring English sources

And as people retweeted his posts, his messages winged through social media, reaching tens of millions.

But this swan of a craft has winged through the imaginations of millions more.

While delighted spectators watched winged cyclists drift through the Olympic Stadium during the opening ceremony, just down the road the police were displaying a markedly different attitude, kettling and arresting participants in London's biggest community organised cycling event.

It even redid some of its corporate imagery: the black-and-white Holstein cow isn't gone, but winged cows now fly through green pastures in new store murals.

1937 'Bird Man' Plunges to Death PARIS — Clem Sohn, twenty-six-year-old "bird man" from Lansing, Mich., winged his way 10,000 feet through blue skies to death on the Vincennes air field a few minutes after 6 o'clock last night [April 25] while a hundred thousand spectators watched his two parachutes fail him, after he had folded his wings for a landing at 110 miles an hour.

Heaven: Lots of romping through Impressionist water-colored landscapes; also winged angels gamboling with children.

With binoculars I watched the huddled monarchs transform into miniature winged stained-glass windows when the sun broke through the clouds and warmed them.

Of his progress through the Anglican communion, he admits "I winged it... Some of the roles I tried to fill was because I admired the idea of them".

Sing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story of Hermes the winged messenger, with eyes like binoculars.

The Flight of the Demon winged coaster debuting March 29 at Germany's Heide Park will swoop through the dark along a twisting track bathed in devilish lights and lasers.

Samples were obtained through antecubital venepuncture using a butterfly Terumo® Surflo® winged infusion set (21G × ¾", 0.8 × 19 mm UTW tubing, REF: SV-21BL, Terumo Europe N.V., Belgium).