How To Use On the wing In A Sentence
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For what Steyn calls a cheerier take, though, there's this, from some make-pretend academic on the wingnut gravy train:
Firedoglake
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Zoey pointed upward to their right to a large, light-colored bird whose wide wingspread showed off dark patches on the wings and tale.
Devlin’s Light
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Death is an electric shock which our heart receives; the freed soul soars upwards on the wings of electricity.
Andersen's Fairy Tales
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I did have a few games on the wing there but only for short spells.
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The ancient soothsayers looked to birds for auguries -- the birds upon the wing were the flexion of her soul.
MR GOLIGHTLY'S HOLIDAY
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We flee in the arms f Lafitte and on the wings of Caillard.
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Inside him beat the heart of a daredevil barnstormer, who in 1922 had walked on the wings of an airplane as it looped through the air in the Midwest, secured by invisible wire cables.
Helen Davey: Pan Am: A Dream Takes Flight (Part III)
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I don't know how the future will take us, how we will fly on the wings and winds of fate and fortune.
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Flying on the wings of an ubiquitous electric slide guitar, a distinctive if quavering voice, and her acerbically accurate songwriting, the Ottawa songwriter has crafted what sounds suspiciously like a Canadian roots rock classic.
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Time is a bird for ever on the wing.
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It differs in its lighter brown colour, not becoming darker or purpled on the breast; in the extension of the yellow colour all over the upper part of the back and on the wing coverts; in the lighter yellow of the side plumes, which have only a tinge of orange, and at the tips are nearly pure white; and in the comparative shortness of the tail cirrhi.
The Malay Archipelago
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Yet when Denver extended its big men and rotated its guards to shut off the pick and roll, the Wolves merely swung the ball to a wide-open Latrell Sprewell on the wing, who buried seven treys en route to a 31-point performance.
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Returning from injury, the loose head set the move in motion then reappeared on the wing to take a scoring pass and dive over for a fine score.
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Both players can produce pace and trickery on the wing.
Times, Sunday Times
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It had four turbojet engines with afterburners, and was the first supersonic aircraft with engine pods mounted outboard on the wings.
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Who's playing on the wing?
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Who plays on the wings?
Times, Sunday Times
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The aircraft was configured with three external fuel tanks and four missiles on the wing pylons.
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There is so much more to playing on the wing than scoring tries.
Times, Sunday Times
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Importantly for Islam, the Koran itself 17th surah tells of Mohammed's famous dream in which he took a night journey on the winged horse El Buraq along with the Angel Gabriel.
Archive 2009-04-01
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The man and the congregation caught change on the wing, adapted and filled a vacuum created by forces not everyone understood.
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He sounds like one striker who needs to be put on the wing.
The Sun
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Minelli passes the ball to Hernandez out there on the wing.
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There were cicadas in the mimosa and gulls crying on the wing.
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Fronds oblong-lanceolate, five to twelve inches long, twice pinnate, the pinnæ often pinnatifid or cut-toothed, ovate-lanceolate, decurrent on the winged rachis.
The Fern Lover's Companion A Guide for the Northeastern States and Canada
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Those slender birds with narrow wings, with the white patches on the wings, that soar around in the evening, making nasal "cheep" sounds?
Grouse Diary Entry
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It was Wenger who decided to allow him to acclimatise to the big league out on the wing, and Capello was the beneficiary when the youngster used his speed in Zagreb to score a memorable hat-trick.
Arsenal fizzle out after early promise – just like last season | Richard Williams
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Hunts birds and large insects, especially dragonflies (eats insects on the wing).
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Airplanes with high dihedral and the filler caps mounted far out on the wings won't show any level at all when there's still half-tanks aboard.
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Sturdy, more frost-resistant than bees, they were already on the wing and preying on the benumbed flies.
CHAPTER I
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Whether England manager Clive Woodward plays him at full-back, on the wing or even at centre on Saturday, he is a certain starter.
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On the other hand, fancy what an English Nation, once 'on the wing,' could have done with itself, had there been simply no soil, not even an inarable one, to alight on?
Past and Present Thomas Carlyle's Collected Works, Vol. XIII.
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His ceaseless sprinting on the wing against the Dutch went some way to copper-fastening his cult status around Lansdowne.
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This being secure, the wings are leveled by the crew, one crew on the wing, one to hold the tail down (keep the skid off the runway) and one to operate the signal bat, which signals the tow vehicle.
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Enough to have Jay fly home on the wings of Peter Pan and sleep like an angel.
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Their compound eyes have up to 30,000 facets, each of which is a separate light-sensing organ or ommatidium, arranged to give nearly a 360° field of vision, important for taking prey on the wing, as has done the female shown above.
Michigan in Pictures
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Swifts feed on the wing, and their large gape enables them to catch insects while in flight.
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This may sound sacrilegious , but he is still very good on the wing, and if his choice was not playing, or playing wide, he would play there happily.
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They feed on insects and the present increase in temperatures has meant more insects on the wing and therefore some bats are also becoming more common and extending their range.
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Has Arsene been pragmatic/cowardly, or have Milan been cynical in knackering/replacing the turf on the wings according to ITV.
AC Milan 4-0 Arsenal – as it happened | Barry Glendenning
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Is there a gremlin outside, chewing on the wing of the plane?
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The female in breeding plumage has a gray back with chestnut and black on the wings.
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They then created day light when he appeared on the wing to gallop 30 yards to the corner.
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English Nation, once 'on the wing,' could have done with itself, had there been simply no soil, not even an inarable one, to alight on?
Past and Present
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Susan was on the wing doing things to get ready for her trip.
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Compare this bird with the red-headed woodpecker that has a black back, and large white patches on the wings, and the hairy and downy woodpeckers that have a long white stripe down the middle of the back.
Mystery bird: red-bellied woodpecker, Melanerpes carolinus
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Besides these she possessed two "astern" turbines and two cruising turbines -- all four on the wing shafts.
The Wreck of the Titan or, Futility
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He plays on the wing.
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Cherishing the most fervent hopes, embarked on the waste ocean, we saw with delight the receding shore of Britain, and on the wings of desire outspeeded our well filled sails towards the South.
The Last Man
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There is so much more to playing on the wing than scoring tries.
Times, Sunday Times
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Palace made him look like a worldbeater, giving him far too much wriggle room out on the wing.
The Sun
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It's always the same for the fast guy out on the wing: he can run like the bejabbers, so he must be a cream puff when it comes to tackling and the real rough and tumble.
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A sidebone consists in a transformation of the lateral cartilages found on the wings of the coffin bone into bony matter by the deposition of lime salts.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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He found the restaurant just shutting, and Daddy apparently on the wing for the 'White Horse' parlour, to judge from the relief which showed in Dora's worn look as she saw her father lay down his hat and stick again and fall 'chaffing' with David.
The History of David Grieve
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The old butterfly was as light on the wing as ever.
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There is still a lack of proven depth on the wing, the tighthead and on the openside flank.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even coach Andy Gair was pressed into service on the wing and he did enough to remind his charges of his pedigree.
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I more or less slept through flight, wakened only occasionally by those Twilight Zone gremlins on the wings that make planes bump and jolt.
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Young common terns are now on the wing.
Times, Sunday Times
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For now, Boeing executives say they're incorporating drag reducing adjustments like a redesigned red anti-collision light, refinements to control surfaces on the wing and the area around the main landing gear bays.
Boeing's 737 Gets New Look
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Once upon a time David Duckham, a genuine genius, stood on the wing at Twickenham and could count chilblains in bigger numbers than passes.
Six Nations 2011: No need to turn tank-stoppers into ballerinas | Eddie Butler
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The large colourful butterflies are coming out on the wing again.
Times, Sunday Times
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Speaking of the swift, that page says "its drink the dew;" whereas it should be "it drinks on the wing;" for all the swallow kind sip their water as they sweep over the face of pools or rivers: like Virgil's bees, they drink flying; "_flumina summa libant_.
The Natural History of Selborne, Vol. 1
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Many avians are omnivorous and appreciate the kind of high-quality protein provided by bugs on the wing.
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‘I think the big Air Force roundels on the wings look quite spectacular and that came from the Air Force design,’ he said.
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We occasionally peered into the inky blackness, left and right, to check the rime ice on the wings' leading edge.
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When the gremlin is kneeling on the wing prying up the panel you can see the actor's shoes under his gremlin costume.
The Twilight Zone: Nightmare At 20,000 Feet 2
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Luke Meldrum found plenty of ball in the rucks, while Travis Eddie is in good form, finding space on the wings.
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In his book On the Wing, Alan Tennant chronicles his efforts to track the migration of the peregrine falcon.
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Time is a bird for ever on the wing.
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Its engines consist of four turboprops with contrarotating propellers located on the wings.
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They are on the wing, heading towards their vacation home.
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The bird was black above with a white eyebrow and limited white on the wing coverts.
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The battle on the wings should be interesting with all four showing marvellous skill and blistering pace.
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But his direct running on the wing would test the most resolute defence.
Times, Sunday Times
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Last season the winger was simply unplayable and scored both goals in a 2-0 win.
The Sun
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I cannot fancy the man who saw this effect, and took it on the wing with so much force and spirit, was what you call commonplace in the last recesses of the heart.
Virginibus Puerisque and other papers
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Both much prefer to damage opposition defences by putting their head down and charging straight at them rather than flipping the ball to the fly-boys on the wings, and they proved that the broadsword can be just as effective as the rapier.
Jonny Wilkinson primes England blunderbuss to blast Irish hopes | John Harrington
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There is still a lack of proven depth on the wing, the tighthead and on the openside flank.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their distinctive whooping call is instantly recognizable, hence the name whopping crane, and if you catch a look at one on the wing, they are a majesty to behold.
Mind Petals: Infinite ideas to bloom
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And on the wing of abominations shall be one who makes desolate, Even until the consummation, which is determined, Is poured out on the desolate.
Can America Survive?
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England are only searching for depth now on the wing, and on the openside flank.
Times, Sunday Times
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FIG. 2 is an attempt to show the appendant's position on the wingtip as viewed from the front.
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Listed at 5-feet-7 and 154 pounds, Di Natale was long considered too small short and slight to play a central attacking role and was usually deployed on the wing.
A Striker From the Shadows
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Silent gulls on the wing are ominous, somehow, and not a little threatening.
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The ancient soothsayers looked to birds for auguries -- the birds upon the wing were the flexion of her soul.
MR GOLIGHTLY'S HOLIDAY
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Memphis' best defenders are on the wings, and only one of them - Posey - is projected to start.
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But his direct running on the wing would test the most resolute defence.
Times, Sunday Times
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The drakes were immaculate, each displaying a bright chestnut head with a broad buff-edged green stripe contrasting with a prominent long white line on the wing and a yellow triangle under the tail.
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England are only searching for depth now on the wing, and on the openside flank.
Times, Sunday Times
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Palace made him look like a worldbeater, giving him far too much wriggle room out on the wing.
The Sun
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The dent on the wing of our car can be beaten out at the garage.
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the inboard flaps on the wing
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The sonic image I get from an ideal realization of tempo and rhythm is Pegasus on the wing: powerful and effortless.
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The sight of Andy Henderson standing on the wing still causes a cold sweat in tartan supporters, though at least Chris Cusiter's test debut proved memorable for the right reasons.
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Enough to have Jay fly home on the wings of Peter Pan and sleep like an angel.
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The extremely long, forked tail is nearly always a dead give-away that this species is insectivorous and captures its flying prey whilst both are on the wing.
Mystery bird: scissor-tailed flycatcher, Tyrannus forficatus
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The dent on the wing of our car can be beaten out at the garage.
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Barn swallows are small insectivorous passerines that feed on the wing.
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We flee in the arms of Lafitte and on the wings of Caillard.
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And here were pairs of brown butterflies called, I believe, the small heath, with a distinctive eyespot on the wing, observed when they came to rest, wings always closed.
Country diary: Wasdale, Lake District
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They barricaded themselves into one area in the landing on the wing causing damage to fixtures and fittings.
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The rest of the gang have supporting roles, including the only posho on the wing who insists on being King George.
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Death is an electric shock which our heart receives; the freed soul soars upwards on the wings of electricity.
Andersen's Fairy Tales
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The ‘Death of God’ might have arrived on the wings of relativism, which glided in on the slipstream of Western rationalism.
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Mary's husband is a traveling salesman and he's always on the wing.
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To her faithful eye were addressed those formidable quires which issued forth from Mervyn-hall on the wings of the post, while Miss Mannering was a guest there.
Chapter XVII
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May your love soar on the wings of a dove in flight.
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Whoever owned it could call three times upon the Winged Monkeys, who would obey any order they were given.
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Just then, a stone cleverly thrown by the boy, struck the creature on the wing, but the blow did not disable it, and the jacamar ran off and disappeared in an instant.
The Mysterious Island
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With Percy Montgomery at fullback and Fourie and De Villiers on the wings, the Boks don't lack for height at the back.
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Eavesdropping in bats has been observed in a variety of species and may be very widespread, but it is probably most frequently opportunistic, meaning that bats on the wing hear echolocation calls produced during prey capture and feeding (i.e. feeding buzzes) of another con - or heterospecific bat and approach the source of the sound to profit from the same food source.
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The belly is white, and the white spots on the wings give this bird its name.
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Who plays on the wings?
Times, Sunday Times
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A propitiatory ... a covering for the ark: called a propitiatory, or mercy seat, because the Lord, who was supposed to sit there upon the wings of the cherubims, with the ark for his footstool, from thence shewed mercy.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Book 02: Exodus The Challoner Revision
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They are brown above and slightly darker on the wings than on the back and rump.
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The father, too, in the joy of his heart that the arduous work was drawing to a close, and with it his long journey, writes four lines, one above another, round the edge of the page, so that the whole forms a framework for a sketch of a burning heart and four triangles (symbols of fidelity), and a bird on the wing from whose beak a distich is streaming: --
The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Volume 01
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More machining is done on the wingmaster for better fit and finish.
Is the 870 the best shotgun ever? i think so how about u guys?
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But for all its talent, the Avalanche lacks scoring on the wings and badly needs Hejduk to bounce back.
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Hopes of completing the nation's first memorial to the ill-fated HMAS Sydney could rest on the wings of a solid silver seagull.
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The insignia was visible on the wingtip.
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Dungannon's star performer yesterday was Ireland U-21 scrum-half Andrew Gallagher, who scored two tries, playing on the wing.
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Otherwise, they are tawny brown, with streaks on the wings.
Times, Sunday Times
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To her faithful eye were addressed those formidable quires which issued forth from Mervyn Hall on the wings of the post while Miss
Guy Mannering — Complete
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Ruggiero and Houlston on the wings were effective at getting beyond their full backs but Sherburn were well organised in their defending to prevent Ilkley from scoring.
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To her faithful eye were addressed those formidable quires which issued forth from Mervyn Hall on the wings of the post while Miss Mannering was a guest there.
Guy Mannering
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They were now on the wing for the first time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Note the curled feathers on the wings, which become more prominent when the bird raises its wings during threat display
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The father, too, in the joy of his heart that the arduous work was drawing to a close, and with it his long journey, writes four lines, one above another, round the edge of the page, so that the whole forms a framework for a sketch of a burning heart and four triangles (symbols of fidelity), and a bird on the wing from whose beak a distich is streaming: ”
The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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The quality of the noun is that it captures a concept on the wing and holds it still for inspection.
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Schlupp can play on the wing or at full-back.
The Sun
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It's always the same for the fast guy out on the wing: he can run like the bejabbers, so he must be a cream puff when it comes to tackling and the real rough and tumble.
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Fronds oblong-lanceolate, five to twelve inches long, twice pinnate, the pinnæ often pinnatifid or cut-toothed, ovate-lanceolate, decurrent on the winged rachis.
The Fern Lover's Companion A Guide for the Northeastern States and Canada
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Iain Balshaw was turned over on the wing, only for Queensland to lose the ball again.
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An examination of the aircraft's fabric after the accident revealed that the paint covering on the fuselage and part of the tail was thicker than that on the wings.
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Time is a bird for ever on the wing.
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May your love soar on the wings of a dove in flight.
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Time is a bird for ever on the wing.
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I think we should play Matt on the wing.
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The large colourful butterflies are coming out on the wing again.
Times, Sunday Times
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He can hit his bird on the wing every time, and he can 'honk' so's to fool any goose alive, and find the best blinds of anybody 'longshore.
Sara, a Princess
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If anything, scoring prospects were needed on the wings and on defense.
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Was it on the wing, and was hot bleed air blowing on the fuel tank?
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He plays on the wing, but it was at fullback where he found his twinkling feet.
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The banded demoiselle males have a metallic bluish-green body with a central band of blackish-blue pigment on the wings.
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He had a short spell as a striker two seasons ago but has mainly played on the wing, either side of his lengthy knee injury.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its light glimmered on the river and on the wings of carrion fowl awheel overhead.
Time Patrolman
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Here are brief extracts from public Elgar performances caught on the wing.
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Schlupp can play on the wing or at full-back.
The Sun
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On the wings of the building are heraldic emblems of the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Here exhibited for the first time, it depicts a painting on an easel and a bird on the wing, the easel representing the artist and the bird in flight the liberating act of painting.
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I think we should play Bill on the wing in the next match.
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The barn swallow is an approximately 20-g passerine, migratory bird that feeds on flying insects captured on the wing.
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Seen in flight, the white on the wings of the Greater Scaup extends into the primaries, where it is gray on the Lesser Scaup.
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Barn swallows are small insectivorous passerines that feed on the wing.
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Fruits displayed on the tips of branches are available primarily to small birds-the flowerpeckers, mynas and delicate, hovering sunbirds that can feed on the wing.
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The sonic image I get from an ideal realization of tempo and rhythm is Pegasus on the wing: powerful and effortless.
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The birds are on the wing for warmer countries.
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Time is a bird for ever on the wing.
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Not dreaming of any danger in that direction, the robber only thought of guarding his "daylights" against the hornbill upon the wing.
The Cliff Climbers A Sequel to "The Plant Hunters"
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On the wings of the building are heraldic emblems of the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh.
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The frizzled pathway has been shown to be a key regulator of planar polarity for hairs on the wing, ommatidia in the eye, and sensory bristles on the notum.
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The second brood of holly blue butterflies is on the wing, and sailing through gardens.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ice can form within 30 seconds on the wings and airfoils of a rescue aircraft.
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Death is an electric shock which our heart receives; the freed soul soars upwards on the wings of electricity.
Andersen's Fairy Tales
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The second tale was also to do with predators, and the present obsession with preserving every hawk and buzzard on the wing.
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They were now on the wing for the first time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Carl and the Special stayed on the aviation scene joining the Flying Aces Air Circus in the late 1920s with Jessie Woods walking on the wings, as well as barnstorming.
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That principle is also at work in the spread between the feathers on the wing tips of the best low-speed gliders, such as vultures and hawks.
