Examples of 'take the wings' in a sentence
Meaning of "take the wings"
take the wings: This phrase is often used metaphorically to encourage someone to be brave and take risks or initiative. It implies spreading one's wings like a bird and embracing new opportunities or challenges
How to use "take the wings" in a sentence
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take the wings
Do not let them take the wings away.
Take the wings off.
Percent of the drivers take the wings off.
Take the wings off and you could use it as a tank.
At practice, we often decided to take the wings off the car.
And you take the wings of the dawn and would fly to the uttermost sea.
Eddie Dennis, Seventy-five percent of the drivers take the wings off.
When I take the wings of the morning.
Take the wings off this, and you could use it as a tank.
Leegs, take the wings.
Take the wings off . They are for little girls.
Don't let them take the wings away. Okay, honey.
If I take the wings of the morning.
Though I take the wings of the morning.
Oh, if I take the wings of the morning, fly away, there He is.
