wings造句

To flap, especially wings.

A falcon's short wings!

You: Buffalo chicken wings?

The eagle unfolded its wings.

The fly buzzed its wings .

Broken wings, wings broken veins as a bubble.

The bird tucked its wings.

The bird drooped his wings.

Using this pair of wings.

Gemini grabs both Turkey wings for themselves.

The bird soared high, with outspread wings.

To flap wings and fly away

I hear the voice of their wings.

The birds fly with wings outspread.

Heaven gives me a pair of wings, so we should spread our wings.

Touching my flight attendant wings, she continued, "And those are your angel wings."

either of the anterior pair of wings on an insect that has 4 wings.

Pluck the legs in the same way, then turn to the wings. Locate the elbows and cut off the lower wings at this joint. Pluck the upper wings.

Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.

Or simply that some species have yellow wings.

Let our wings in the storm gradually fullness.

Both of us wings is a smooth edge!

Feed advance wings for the material to be leached are secured to the central shaft with spacings between the wings.

Sure enough, a few peacocks Shuadeyixia opened the beautiful wings.

Faith is to the people, of wings to a bird, the flying wings of our faith is.

Their powerful beaks scraped the goose's wings from top to bottom, scuttled under its wings and rode up its body, chipping off the ice held in the feathers.

The wings are controlled from the cockpit, theoretically enabling an operator to drive to the airport, ready the wings, and take off—all without leaving the seat.

This enables the Robo Raven to swoop, soar, dive and flap its wings in a much more aerobatic way than older models, whose wings could only move simultaneously.

Together they will design and build the box that ties together the wings in the fuselage-the largest structural part of the wings.