Examples of 'wings could' in a sentence
Meaning of "wings could"
wings could: This phrase suggests a possibility or capability to fly or soar like a bird.
How to use "wings could" in a sentence
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The wings could still be manually folded.
He was a corpse on which the wings could be felt.
The wings could be folded for transport.
Unfortunately her wings could not save her.
The wings could be folded for storage.
He flew as fast as his tiny wings could carry him.
Wings could be dismounted for transport view.
I thought your wings could sense people.
The wings could be folded forwards to facilitate shipboard stowage.
If these wings could fly.
Wings could allow the airplane to be stored in a smaller hangar.
New understanding of bat wings could lead to advances in aviation.
The wings could touch together on top and not break.
The overall loadability could be improved if the wings could be enlarged.
Your wings could have broken.
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It had a small closet so that clothing and wings could be stored too.
Powerful wings could carry them between plants.
So flying around with a bright signal like that on your wings could be dangerous.
These wings could be much pointier.
For easier storage, the wings could be folded up.
The wings could be easily folded.
But he knew that his little wings could not lift him very far.
The wings could be folded for storage when used on an aircraft carrier.
To save space, the wings could be folded.
The new wings could also be manufactured using much simpler and more streamlined processes.
In all embodiments, wings could be used or not.
Wings could be folded, but folding was no longer powered.
A steerable spacecraft with wings could significantly extend its landing envelope.
If you do not know where your hands are, your arm wings could be open.
These wings could be better.
Could have flown into a rain cloud, wings could have iced up.
Those who had wings could fly and watch the battle from the sky.
However, once it achieved cruising speed averages wings could help maintain stability.
The wings could MOVE.
That is amazing, cos you would not think a pigeon 's wings could shift enough air.
Those wings could be expanded later, the consultant said.
Insects with large eyes could spot the flowers, powerful wings could carry them between plants.
A flap of its wings could sweep up a dark hurricane, engulfing everything in a hellish catastrophe.
And when that was gone? Your wings could have broken.
When you know the wings could come off at any moment, that gives a certain.
With Bauhaus flying in on similar wings could it be the next big thing? ".
The wings could touch together on top and not break . We think.
For example, the movement of the wings could be detected optically or acoustically.
The wings could e.g. be fixed with a fixation band-aid onto the skin.
Bird-inspired self-folding wings could help drones recover from collisions.
Paul MacCready, The wings could touch together on top and not break . We think.
Starting from the A50ce variant, the wings could be folded for easier transport.
And if your special wings could sense me, that would mean… You're not human either.
Um, I did not know wings could do that.
Good! These wings could be much pointier.
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Could go to prison for some time if convicted
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Those wings do not look very strong
He will flap his wings if we oil him
His wings have evolved into flippers
