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181. The wings are constructed of aluminium alloy with a honeycomb cover.

182. Y., are chicken wings or short ribs braised with a malty brown ale.

183. It dips its wings in acknowledgement of the landing strip, and circles, preparing to land.

184. Soars, often with angled wings, but normal flight more buoyant and harrier-like than Black Kite's or Buzzard's.

185. Another android, one of its wings in shreds,(sentencedict.com/wings.html) fluttered towards the grey-brown expanse below.

186. Then, with an abrupt crash and spray and a strong beating of wings, the bird broke from cover.

187. Tuck wings behind back and lightly season quail inside and out with salt and black pepper.

188. I just want to live till I die. I want to open my wings and fly. RVM 

189. They are largely nocturnal, spending their days either down the burrows or out at sea gliding on stiff wings.

190. The peak was scalloped into two shaggy wings across its western exposure[Sentencedict.com], which made it appear to be embracing the cove.

191. He lifts wings, he leaves the remains of something, A mess of offal, muddled as an afterbirth.

192. I release my safety belt to hold you, dangerous ground, ground where my feet have wings of flame.

193. The wings of the monarch butterfly, for example, contain powerful heart-stopping poisons called cardiac glycosides.

194. The blue rose on stubby wings, twisting acrobatically to slip the blow.

195. Whatever he hit me with, feet or wings, it hurt and almost knocked me off balance.

196. Enough to have Jay fly home on the wings of Peter Pan and sleep like an angel.

197. The happy hour food menu includes hot wings, chicken quesadillas, onion rings and crab cakes, among others.

198. Dimples like heavy rain spotted his wings as stray bullets went through, and then he reached the belt of anti-aircraft fire.

199. The gallery at the top formed a semicircle with wings branching out on either side.

200. Others are like birds in a greenhouse: banging against the glass, desperate to spread their wings.

201. The movement inside her filled her completely, an endless fluttering of wings, intense and urgent pecking of beaks.

202. Some had big wings, some had small wings, but nobody knew how to calculate the aerodynamic effects.

203. God turns you from one feeling to another and teaches by means of opposites so that you will have two wings to fly, not one. Rumi 

204. She hears a beating of wings and sees the approach of the swan.

205. Here, for instance, were hand-sized wolves, with the wings of canaries.