A wing of white light cuts through the clouds — a merciless angel, it brings no warmth.
The wings of his white collar gleam at the margins of his black silk tie like place markers.
A modernistic confection, it is described by its creator, architect Antoine Predock, as "a symbolic apparition of ice, clouds and stone... dissolving into the sky... the abstract ephemeral wings of a white dove embrace a mythic stone mountain... the creation of a unifying and timeless landmark for all nations and cultures of the world".
"The wing movements of white doves and the Pope's child-like joy led me to choose this photo from the others I shot that day.
If you were to believe Tadhg Kelly, it's a reactionary, right-wing movement of white, male gamers trying to protect their hobby from an invasion of women and minorities.
He measured them, took samples of oily material on their wings, and noted scarring on wings of survivors of white nose.
Last spring, bats with symptoms of White Nose, which include dehydration, thinning wings, and patches of white fungus, were found in two hibernaculums — or bat caves — in Litchfield County.
Knievel's Harley can be heard, and then suddenly he is tearing out of the wings — a flash of white suit and gleaming white helmet — and up the ramp, and he is free; he is in the air, standing over his motorcycle, flying in a graceful arc over the ten automobiles; and he lands smoothly, halfway down the far ramp, and is almost instantly out of sight again in the wings.
Men were occasionally enveloped by the wings of the giant white manta ray and drowned.
Using a scanning electron microscope, M. A. Giraldo and D. G. Stavenga of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands studied the wings of the cabbage white butterfly, a common species found practically worldwide.
