Chicken wings take flight in restaurants.
But for now, please take my apology, and take the time you need to let your brain develop and your heart speak up and your wings take flight.
These principles are expressed throughout PSP — from the clearly designed X-shaped layout of the terminal to the monumental overhanging entrance canopy that resembles a giant wing taking flight.
"This is really a nature preserve, in a lot of ways," said Kim Feltham, who has lived in the park for 10 years, said as she pointed out a blue heron unfolding its wings and taking flight over the lake.
Born out of duress, the seeds for innovation were sown, very much mirroring the journey of a country now spreading its wings and taking flight.
The bus roared on past me, the autumn foliage blurred through my tears, and there she went, my baby girl no longer, rather a healthy, smiling and growing little bird fluttering her wings and taking flight.
American Adam Rippon, 28, was elegant in his Olympic debut, turning in an emotive skate to Coldplay's "O (Fly On)," which via costume and opening tableau told the story of a bird with a broken wing ultimately taking flight.
Covering five winged animals the and the motion their wings use while taking flight, this animated graphic uses vibrant colors and geometric shapes to convey the beauty and simplicity of flight.
Many moths can raise their temperature by vibrating their wings or "shivering" before taking flight.
In 2004, Gore cheered liberals when he lashed at President Bush for allegedly falling captive to right-wing special interests and taking flight from "fact-based analysis". If the book strikes a chord, it will produce new momentum for Gore to make another bid for the White House, presumably fueled in large part by anti-Iraq-war Democrats.
"That's about the same as saying I'm going to grow wings and take flight".
