Examples of 'wings had' in a sentence
Meaning of "wings had"
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wings had
Of the damaged wings had been repaired.
Both wings had two wooden spars and were fabric covered.
An angel whose wings had been clipped.
The wings had neither stagger nor sweep.
The hood and the wings had vanished.
The wings had spruce spars.
Both upper and lower wings had ailerons.
The wings had a span of.
In order to withstand the added stress the wings had steel reinforcements.
One of the wings had been bent or folded over.
Inspection of the wrecked aircraft showed that the wings had been poorly constructed.
The wings had slats.
The discovery of these severed bird wings had posed obvious problems.
The wings had more spotting than those of the male.
The wind caused by the beating of their wings had slammed the kitchen window shut.
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The wings had equal span and carried marked stagger.
All three wings were cantilever and the lower two wings had the same span.
The wings had a single wooden spar and were covered in plywood.
Between the fuselage and engines the wings had steel tube frames and were aluminium covered.
The wings had twin metal spars and were fabric covered.
The fluttering, the whirring of the wings had ceased.
Its wings had grown when the cat was very young.
She was like a caged bird, whose wings had been broken.
The shimmering wings had entranced him as they glistened in the sun.
Nothing was flapping, but what appeared to be the wings had 4 objects spinning around loudly.
Both wings had the same span and the same constant chord.
The shortage of staff in high-security wings had also been the subject of concern.
The wings had optional metal or wood spars with doped aircraft fabric covering.
The leading and trailing edges of the wings had inset triangles of a radar-absorbent material.
The wings had the same span and constant chord and neither sweep nor stagger.
I was carrying an angel in my arms . An angel whose wings had been clipped.
The Wings had another glorious opportunity to score in the second period.
The two-spar wings had a moderate aspect ratio.
The wings had a wooden structure, covered with plywood.
In addition, the main wings had a platform similar to a cropped delta.
The Red Wings had been pursuing a deal for Vernon since the previous season.
Friction between those youth wings had continued, with violent clashes in some regions.
The wings had a narrow chord, giving them a high aspect ratio.
Tasha felt vulnerable, like wings had popped open on her back, exposing her spine.
The wings had a tubular metal spar but were otherwise wooden, and also fabric-covered.
In plan, the straight-edged wings had constant chord, no sweep and rounded tips.
The wings had a elliptical planform with a straight leading edge, and featured positive dihedral.
It felt like wings had suddenly appeared on his legs!
The wings had gable roofs, whereas the central part had a low-pitched hipped roof.
The unequal span wings had parallel chord and no sweep, but were heavily staggered.
Both wings had constant chord over the inner section and semi-elliptical outer panels.
Four of the six wings had back-to-back cells opening directly to the outdoors.
The wings had a dark green hue, with the primaries brown-grey with narrow pale edges.
The wings had extra ordnance hard-points and the fold position was also moved further outboard.
The wings had leading edge slats, Fowler flaps, and ailerons on the trailing edge.
