Manners are the performance; the causes are the wings and the machinery.

They use their short wings for balance and support rather than flapping.

In time the gull will flap its wings; the airplane never does.

It should be easy to find him: we only need wings ourselves!'

There is certainly no shortage of great material waiting in the wings!

He also saw lights in what must be retainers' and servants' wings.

She always wanted to get wings, but her wish never came true.

Temeraire had just spread out his wings; they were still dripping water.

Snipes delicately set the wide wings of the paper onto his lap.

Both the east and the west wings are alive with young people.

The King set it at liberty; the Eagle began trying its wings.

Waves of current move along the outflung appendages often called the wings.

Lost the wings, of course; couldn't have much of a life, otherwise.

NEURATION.-Thearrangement of the veins or nervures in the wings of insects.

Place chicken wings in Actifry Express Snacking grid and add vegetable oil.

Your skis are even now prepared; your glider wings await you outside.