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Sentence Examples Female fully winged forms can be readily separated from the Long-winged Cone-head by the shape of the ovipositor. The passengers aboard the winged champions had equally natural complexions. A winged Cupid, or Love, is represented as having gone before them, preparing the nuptial feast. A sudden rush of wind swept into the cavern and with a great roar, a monstrous winged dragon descended into the great cavern. Small clouds of nameless winged things fluttered past our faces and I noticed her bat them away just so casually. When not engaged in territorial behaviors or mating, the winged adults forage great distances to prey on insects. Fruits are occasionally baccate, usually capsular and sometimes winged or lobed, or indehiscent and dry or fleshy. This winged beast with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle is said to watch over hidden treasures. By courier, winged messenger and hand-scroll, the spies among the renegades had informed Izates of their movements toward his walled capital. Two winged people inside a small space can make everyone feel slightly claustrophobic. The blade is tensioned by a winged nut at the end opposite the wooden handle. Virgo has been depicted as a winged maiden holding a palm branch in her left hand and an ear of corn in her right. A half-dozen crows burst up out of one of the leatherleafs and silently winged their way north. The icon depicts a tall, thin, winged and haloed St John the Baptist in the desert, full-length and in three-quarter view to the left. Nearly a quarter of all mammal species are bats, and they are the only winged animals in the class Mammalia. Thrips, as thysanopterans are commonly called, are slender and may be winged or wingless. Local residents will sorely miss the racket created by the winged brigade at dusk. First thing you are going to need are mosquito coils or citronella candles to keep away the winged blood-suckers. A dark shadow was cast in front of them in the shape of a large, beaked, winged animal. The architectural elements are held together by sculptural decoration including winged terms and mermen. Show More Sentences But for many in the South, the annual emergence of fertile, winged termites swarming furiously to scatter and search for mates isn't one of them. Hermes stands behind Athena at the far right of the scene, and he wears petasos, chlamys, and winged shoes, and carries his kerykeion. In the bottom register a goldsmith is putting finishing touches to a column headed by horses' heads and a bell-like top with a winged genie. In the myth, it was Bellerophon, straddling the winged horse Pegasus, who finally slew the fire-breathing chimera. Dragons are winged beings portrayed in the ancient mythologies of most cultures. It was a wooden box covered with gold and it was decorated on top with two small statues of winged cherubs facing each other. It was over the maelstrom of the First World War trenches that these winged men became the mythic symbols of a new tomorrow. The soundtrack is dominated by the rich buzz of blowflies, the same winged buzz that punctuate later scenes set at the garbage dump. Between the plaques the dish is covered with finely cast strapwork, birds, masks, serpents, fruit, flowers and winged horses. At the sewage pond a dozen black winged stilts were feeding as well as a pair of spur-winged plovers. A spotted eagle ray winged its way sternwards as we meandered in the direction of the bow, just above the port rail. The first thing you are going to need is mosquito coils or citronella candles to keep away the winged blood-suckers. In the space of an hour, an astonishing 40,000 of the winged bloodsuckers will land on an unprotected arm, potentially giving 11 bites a second. Flying is reflected in images of deities and winged angels carrying sacred messages and warnings. The small, winged AGM-86B is powered by a turbofan jet engine that propels it at sustained subsonic speeds. They are now very weather-worn, but it is still just possible to see that the running figure is a skeleton, and the pursuer is winged. Researchers conclude that the existence of winged radio galaxies proves that supermassive black holes collide. We tend to measure mileage based on the rate of travel by these winged odometers. Skies were clear over South Sligo and East Mayo as skeins of wild geese winged their way towards the west coast. The brush lining our path buzzed with the sounds of ten thousand winged neighbors exchanging the morning news. Show More Sentences Groups of winged sphinxes and griffins trampling fallen goats alternate with rampant goats and seated griffins. The spread of the conical roof above the wide cylinder gives to the structure a buoyant lift and a light winged aeriality. Prey items were separated into morphotypes based on order, life stage, and in the case of Hymenoptera, apterous or winged. The fierce-looking, winged dobsonfly has a life cycle that lasts two to five years. Black Vultures crashed and whistled through the trees, and a pair of Wood Ducks winged silently overhead. The most common shorebirds were American Oystercatcher and Willet in dapper summer plumage, but at least one Killdeer also winged by. A bird the color of rye bread chirped as it winged by and out into the distance until it became a mere dot in the sky. A wader winged away and a rabbit nearly got trodden on as it sheltered under a branch of heather. There's a dog growling, a cat hissing, a fox snarling, a wolf with flattened ears, and a winged creature extending its claws. The little guy managed to sidestep the front of the bike but got winged in the gut by one of the handlebar grips. A poorly cleared ball fell just outside the box where the waiting Hasney Aljofree simply clattered it on the drop and it winged home. Meanwhile, the other winged putto looks sadly over her shoulder, perhaps pitying Cupid, or possibly foreseeing his own fate. The focus of urban planning is now on eco-friendly methods to tackle the winged marauder, the mosquito, going by what planners say. So whoever was trying to get at Jiang through Jia seems to have only winged the president. Whatever that result, he does return to Downing Street still permanently winged by Iraq. He did some shooting at Gardener in yard but only winged him because Mr Big Star is drinking too much. Injury to the long thoracic nerve denervates the serratus anterior muscle and causes a winged scapula. Chancellor Schroeder is badly winged now and facing a well nigh impossible task to get re-elected. Before she could be felled or winged by any stray shots, he crept forward to grab her arm and pull her to safety. Rod winged another in the leg and he fell to a kneeling position still firing. Show More Sentences It stretches into the auditorium, with a fire-breathing dragon atop the proscenium arch, and winged monkeys flying over our heads. A large part of their diet consists of many winged insects, a large assortment of aquatic insects, and some zooplankton such as daphnia. The winged males and females have a very ungainly flight that does not take them very far. Non-winged and winged adults are usually shiny black while the smaller nymphs may appear to be a dull gray to black. It proved the operational concept of a winged, reusable spaceship by successfully completing the Orbital Flight Test Program. Now a report says the winged, feathered creature had a brain built for flight. The Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary in Rajasthan is also another place where these winged visitors arrive in large numbers. Those winged seeds store enough energy to take root in a thick layer of partially decomposed leaves. There was a brightly colored winged insect perched on a stalk of tall grass. Fish were collected with either a winged fyke net or commercial minnow traps. A tiny, golden button on the cuff of his sleeve sparkled in the dim light, embossed with a winged human. And don't forget that winged Bentley badge, which surely justifies half the price at least. Chickadees, crossbills, goldfinches, nuthatches, siskins, and woodpeckers pick the winged seeds out of pine and spruce cones. Tiny winged creatures flutter about, causing the children to duck and wave their arms. She leaned the broom against the wall and began wiping down the picture frames and the wood on the two winged back chairs that sat in the room. Thus spores and minute, winged insects stay suspended longer than seeds and large, flightless insects. There were also winged salamanders feasting on flying insects such as flies and mosquitoes. No new technology is needed to process the winged bean seed since it is suited to the processing techniques already developed for the soybean. We hope to play out his vision further by sending such winged words around the world via the World Wide Web. Spring flowers give way to those gum balls, woody balls covered with curved spines and containing one or two winged seeds. Show More Sentences This space was ornamented with low relief sculpture of winged sun disks and wreaths located on the pedimented impost blocks between the arches. Kingfishers, yellowbills, doves and a host of other winged warblers I could not identify. They, in turn, supported a vetro a reticello basin in which blown-glass winged dragons clustered around a tall glass trumpet lily spouting water. Other scenes showed the genies of France and the king lifting a royal mantle from the ground and a winged victory with crowns and a trumpet. The landing strip for winged aircraft did not even have a real control tower. By courier, winged messenger and hand-scroll, the spies among the renegades had informed him of their movements toward his walled capital. Kahne's winged sprint debut was at the famed Williams Grove Speedway in Pennsylvania, where he started on the pole and led every lap to win. Twice I've seen winged red ants streaming out of their anthills, and twice I've smelled something really sweet in the air. Huge winged lions that once guarded Assyrian palaces now guard the gateways to these collections. Her head was crowned by a winged helmet with a plume of brightly colored feathers on top. The fifth molt produces winged adults that spend the winter buried in plant litter. He was handsome, though his features had the same cruel-looking set that mine do, winged eyebrows and a very Roman nose. The Romanian team will present a mock-up of a new winged spaceplane called Orizont. Mercury is depicted as holding a purse,symbolic of his association with commerce, as well as the winged sandals, winged cap and staff taken over from the Greek Hermes. However, Chrysobraya differs from Lepidostemon in having cotyledons incumbent instead of accumbent and staminal filaments toothless and wingless instead of winged and toothed. Other than giant forest trees, you'll find abundant barberry, winged Euonymus, Oriental bittersweet, Japanese wineberry, and shrub and vine honeysuckles. When a mysterious winged villain kidnaps him, you are naturally concerned. They noticed the AA, smoke and shell fire, but it wasn't until a VaI winged over and flashed his meatball that Patriarca knew something was very wrong. Deciding to investigate further the dragon winged over towards the spot. They resented the invasion of their town and spoke contemptuously of the culture vultures who winged in from London, jumping the taxi queues and packing out restaurants. Show More Sentences While consultation documents on wheelchair strategy have winged back and forth, the creeping paralysis of the National Health Service has gone unabated. Two missiles flew out from Nymph's hull and crashed into the oncoming Wraiths, the first had been shattered into pieces while the other had merely been winged. After a spring feeding, the winged aphids move to a second host plant. From overhead, a tingling sensation on the top of his head was quickly followed by the rustling sounds of thousands of winged rodents preparing to launch into flight. Soybean aphids are becoming more active, winged adults are being found with all stages of development on the infested leaves, so the stage is set for active development. They require 700 costumes, some winged wonders more than 20 feet high. It seemed like the only living creatures who knew about it were myself and the birds that spied on me from the trees above like a bunch of tiny, winged Shelbys. Kaedin, Gruro, and Shuae had avoided the blast, and got up quickly to realize that the great winged lizard had destroyed the remaining beasts as well as most of the town. She is winged, and her feathers, mane and tail are all colors. Better known for its seed pods, green and dried seeds, and edible flowers, the winged bean also has an edible, nitrogen-fixing tuber which can be prepared like a potato. Kelly wants to develop the Astroliner, a winged rocket towed into the air by a 747 jet and released at altitude to soar on a suborbital trajectory under its own power. Both the winged feathered kind, and the earthbound humanoids, waiting to be plucked. Spying it on a map, I imagined meadows full of pretty winged lepidoptera. Also known as asparagus pea or goa bean, the winged bean is a native of Papua New Guinea, and is fairly common on Southeast Asian and British tables. A diverse assemblage of winged insects appears suddenly in the fossil record about 330 million years ago, and there are few clues about their evolutionary lineage. Among its wealth of neoclassical details are the legs in the shape of inverted obelisks, the torsos of draped and winged caryatids and atlantes, and the allegorical figure. Was it a member of the winged flock that was in the running for Oklahoma's state bird, an honor ultimately bestowed on the swallow-tailed scissortail flycatcher? You'll find no winged doohickeys or portable thingamajigs here. We hoped to see some of the rarer birds that turn up here like chestnut winged cuckoo, Ashy minivet, Black crested baza, but were not really disappointed in not seeing them. Bassam handed me a large piece, with no attempt to wave away the swirl of winged insects dive-bombing from all directions. Show More Sentences A quick check revealed that she was in the camp of the winged serpents. The words on the TelePrompTer had disappeared, so Bush winged it, and he got it wrong. The other night, trying to read an improving book in the bath, the room began filling with mosquitoes, midges and a small brown winged bug I didn't hang about to identify. For centuries, scientists have been searching for an ancient temple dedicated to a winged warrior. The punningly named, 6-foot-2, winged heroine Fevvers flies her way through 1890s Europe. The filmmakers used blimps, ultra-lights, speedboats, small aircraft, gliders, and specially made lenses to capture these winged marvels in flight and at rest. Termites have a strict caste system, which consists of worker termites, soldiers, winged reproductive termites, a queen termite, and a king termite. Flanking the third looking glass are Mercury, god of trade and profit, identified by his caduceus and broad winged hat, and Euterpe, Muse of music, holding a flute. The conventional idea holds that a winged insect ancestor gave rise to different groups of winged stick insects, with many of these later evolving to a wingless condition. In the Adyar river, black winged stilts, three varieties of egrets and migrants such as golden plovers, sand pipers and little stints are to be found. A riot of sphinxes with human feet, animal-headed human figures, exotic beasts, lotus flowers, and winged sun disks appeared on furnishings and decorative objects. Furnish your garden with nectar-rich flowering plants, and monarchs, swallowtails, and other winged visitors will drop by regularly, bringing beauty and motion with them. Banning toxic pesticides has led to a welcome return of the swift winged raptor that suffered a decline in the 1960s from being at the end of the food chain. A fifth lion, rearing up on its hind legs, prepares to attack an unsuspecting but seemingly ill-natured winged griffin seated stiffly on its haunches. White winged doves coo, and a whiptail lizard scurries across the gravel. The several theories for the origin of avian feathers, as well as for the origin of the winged forelimb and avian flight, are all historical-narrative explanations. White winged insects crawled on the glass and slowly buzzed away. Gigliotti stationed two officers with a measuring pole atop the ship winged funnel and, with help from helicopters circling overheard, guided the boat under the bridge. Too, a tract devoid of any winged life other than dragonflies and mosquitoes this week might just be covered with the feathered gray darters come the first of September. Most of our aerial gunnery exercises consisted of firing at a drogue or target which was towed about a hundred yards behind the single engined, high winged Lysander plane. Show More Sentences You fell, like another dove, by the most chaffy shrap that ever was set before the eyes of winged fowl. The winged plane, share is used on heavy soil with a moderate amount of stones. According to Herodotus, both cinnamon and cassia grew in Arabia, together with incense, myrrh, and labdanum, and were guarded by winged serpents. I'm referring to the fictional depictions, those dimple bottomed winged plumpies flying around with harps or bows and arrows. The winged seeds or samaras are borne in pairs and twirl to the ground when ripe. Each scale bear a single small, winged nut that is oval, with two persistent stigmas at the apex. Chameleons prey on numerous insect species, such as beetles, grasshoppers and winged termites as well as spiders. Although it has been suggested that the Gaelic Sgitheanach describes a winged shape there is no definitive agreement as to the name's origins. From deep berry to bold winged eyes, winterise your look with these top trends. In Tanzania, a winged bat cryptid known as Popobawa, is believed to be a shapeshifting evil spirit that assaults and sodomises its victims. Although they're not true beans or peas, they are also called asparagus peas and winged beans. They were the same winged messengers that out-run cashless debtors, and cut short lovers' dreams. Nowhere else are you likely to find a taller swamp cottonwood, winged elm, American holly, Carolina ash, American hornbeam, pawpaw, or possumhaw. The winged, wind dispersed seed of Phaedranassa would facilitate dispersal of apomictic seed away from the maternal plant. Suddenly a Black chieftain appears in the entrance, with the Uraeus in one hand and the winged Beetle in the other. You get 32 prehistoric nasties and the ability to fly and fight on a winged Pteranodon. Stay quiet and you may see rainbow bee-eaters, jabirus and even blue winged kookaburras. She appears in the video sprawled on a couch with a Faravahar, the winged disc that is the main symbol of Zoroastrianism, hanging above her. The opening sonnet finds the speaker in the company of winged Love at the border of a forestial spring. Styracaceae This family includes 11 genera, but only Halesia has prominently winged fruits. Show More Sentences The hunting of the kind of winged creatures, taken as a whole, is called wildfowling. The Vikings were often depicted with winged helmets and in other clothing taken from Classical antiquity, especially in depictions of Norse gods. Broadcaster Gay Byrne and Gareth O'Callaghan winged their way into RTE for the launch of Gaybo's National Lottery Treasure Hunt. The thousands of thrips species include among their number the smallest of all winged insects. The disseminule is elliptical to elongate-elliptical, with semielliptical wings persisting from the strongly winged floral tube of the flower. The winged seeds are released when the cones disintegrate at maturity about 6 months after pollination. The females are winged, but shed all but the stumps of the anterior veins after mating, before entering the termitarium. Most of the winged guests have arrived from areas as far as the Caspian Sea, Lake Baikal, Aral Sea, Russia, Mongolia, central and southeast Asia, Ladakh and the Himalayas. Morris notes that winged beans, aside from being a source of lectin, also contain erucic acid and polyunsaturated fatty acids that can be used to treat acne and eczema. Their venture into a dangerous escort service involves them with winged dragon challengers, jealous lovers, and a prophetic mystery in Drake's involving winner. For while imagism is a winged and timeless thing, romanticism is very grounded in the land and its people, in the traditions of mood and sorrow that elicit grief. Comfort-convenience features include long eye relief for use with eyewear, click-stop diopter adjustment and removable, winged eyecups with twist-up click stops. We saw wedgedtailed eagles scouting for wallabies, blue winged kookaburras perched on telegraph wires, and delicate jacanas pacing carefully across lilypadchoked waterways. One possible derivation comes from skitis, an early Celtic word for winged, which may describe how the island's peninsulas radiate out from a mountainous centre. Not the winged variety it was intended for but a somewhat more flappable human who took a good look at the dummy and immediately returned a verdict of suicide. Vegetarians and those who simply dislike meat can enjoy many high-protein vegetables such as sun-dried tomatoes, soybean sprouts, winged beans, and garlic. There's a second plate of that metope that shows the full figures of both Perseus and Medusa and includes the winged horse Pegasus that was born of Medusa's blood. Trypsin inhibitor activity in winged bean and the possible role of tannin. Boys who belong to any of these categories, in addition to a limited number of other boy office holders, are entitled to wear winged collars with bow ties. With its unique delivery system and winged activation design, the 1 mL applicator is easy to use and can help promote aseptic technique and best practices. Show More Sentences He feels like a leaf or a seed in the grip of a headlong force, a winged seed drawn up into the highest windstream, carried dizzily above the oceans. Some heterogynous insects have winged males and wingless females. The Alicorn. He be a winged unicorn, the finest equine flesh extant, the adoration of every fair and innocent maiden. For that steed I would give anything. Their prototypes are the oldest winged fossils, dating back to the Devonian, and are different in several respects from the wings of other insects. The relief, which was purchased from a private collector, dates between 1800 and 1750 BC and depicts a curvaceous winged naked woman standing on lions and flanked by two owls. Target species are the black-lipped oyster and winged pearl oyster. Her gilded sculpture is a winged palm figure, based conceptually on The Winged Victory of Samothrace, and is intended to be evocative of the Biblical Tree of Life. Occurrence of a winged perispore in a new world species of Polypodium. The great horned owl, also known as the hoot owl, cat owl or winged tiger, has a large repertoire of sounds, ranging from deep booming hoots to shrill shrieks. The green ash in our yard rarely loses its beautiful winged samaras in autumn, so we are treated to the sight of them during the coldest months of the year. Seeds triangular, rugose-reticulate, basally and dorsally winged, ca. It is relatively long winged and long tailed, having the longest wing and tail relative to its body size of any raptor occurring in North America. These often took the form of fabulous single-footed beasts, like the winged lion monopodia supporting this salt dish, which also features a classical Greek key frieze. Examples from Classical Literature She was dressed in priestly robes and wore a costly head-dress with the winged disc and the uraeus. And then the winged vultures under Goering's command came howling down out of the sky. We had our first set-to this morning, in which he winged me, but I got the best of him. The winged variety are probably the latest, as they have been found with iron swords of hallstatt type on the Continent. It was because of her loss that she paid no attention to the winged bolt of the sky. Grecian mythology said that the fountain of Hippocrene was struck out by the foot of the winged horse Pegasus. But she is supposed to be a winged goddess who holds up in her right hand an ear of wheat, and that is what spica means. There are, however, any quantity on Cameroons of the winged Javan variety, but these have so far not been exported. Does not peace dwell within, and are not the hours of its possessor winged with happiness? With the one the winged sandals of Mercury were not so fleet, with the other, the leaden feet of chronos were not so dull. The cones, about the size of a small walnut, bear spirally arranged imbricated scales which subtend the three-angled winged seeds. Swiftly he slipped an arrow across his longbow and winged it after the flying beast. A monographic revision of the twisted winged insects comprising the order Strepsiptera Kirby. The rocket towered, winged and monstrously checkered in white and orange, against the first flickerings of the false dawn. A very clever etching of a winged and laurelled Death playing on the bagpipe and making his appearance to an old couple at table. Every one of these seeds, too, will be found to be winged or legged in another fashion. We may see the ocelot skulking through the deep shade, or the margay springing upon its winged prey. I quit the woods pursued by winged and cloven-footed fiends, and ran to the house of Andy Hinchman. That of the sun was first a rayed star or disc, later a figure, rayed and winged. Having heard of the relics of some winged serpents near the city of buto, he went to see them. Show More Sentences In the New Hebrides there is a legend of seven winged women whose home was in heaven, and who came down to earth to bathe. In one hand Zeus held the sceptre, and in the other a winged Victory. But, after all, we felt, winged things who would live like that must be rather degraded creatures. John, bringing home winged game, another hares or rabbits, and another hunting on marshy ground and almost nightly catching woodcocks or snipes. The winged fairies of Grimm and Andersen have brought more happiness to childish hearts than all other human creations. They might well have been considered winged sharks, so striking was their resemblance to those ferocious rangers of the deep. This cow, worth twenty oxen, is decreed, For him who farthest sends the winged reed. Fruit 5-celled dehiscent pods, with many pendulous, winged seeds. Fruit a 2-celled and 2-seeded samara, winged all round, nearly orbicular. Each of these also, the terrestrial, the winged, and the water species, can be divided again into subspecies. The other four, led by the flying fish, winged their way towards Dover. Above him, falling upon him like a bolt from the blue, was a winged hawk unthinkably vaster than the one he had encountered. The trees along the residence streets in Winesburg are maple and the seeds are winged. The squash bug lives thru the winter as the matured winged insect. He then shot Bill's best man much less tidily in the head, and then shot at and winged the third man as he fled. The first glume is oblong, obtuse, winged on one side only, 5-nerved. The very globe continually transcends and translates itself, and becomes winged in its orbit. Longfellow, I believe, is not yet at the Oxbow, else the winged horse would neigh at him. But in the meadow all around the sacred place was a city of winged tents. Silently, understandingly, they winged onward into the morning light. Show More Sentences He gave him a cap with wings at either side, and winged sandals. When it comes to exploiting the gastric juices of winged creatures, size matters. Does not some Yankee say that the American viviparous aphides are winged? In the inner room Solomon made two winged bulls of olive wood. It was peculiarly the age of egg-bearing animals, winged and wingless. One pirogue skates across the water's surface like a graceful winged insect, from which a man and his young child fish. Terry O'Sullivan was a victorious Prince Charming, and Maggie Toole winged her first butterfly flight. In the lower left corner, a winged putto, messenger of love and artistic pursuits, weeps at the spectacle. It may be well to go round and feel the vagabonds that are left, or we may have another of them loping through the woods, and screeching like a jay that has been winged. If winged, the forewings are coriaceous and cover the hind wings and abdomen when at rest and spread out in front of the hind wings when in flight. Such colloquies have occupied many a pair of pale-faced weavers, whose unnurtured souls have been like young winged things, fluttering forsaken in the twilight. Even in the shallow Marshalsea, the ever young Archer shot off a few featherless arrows now and then from a mouldy bow, and winged a Collegian or two. Had natural selection produced during the countless ages of Caspakian life a winged monstrosity that represented the earthly pinnacle of man's evolution? It was of white marble, in shape something like a winged sphinx, but the wings, instead of being carried vertically at the sides, were spread so that it seemed to hover. Not again did they pause to lower fences, instead, they drove their wild mounts straight for them, clearing the obstacles as lightly as winged gulls. Louis Molloy, who designed Becks' famous winged figure back tattoo, was asked to assist in tracking down the artist responsi-ble for the teardrop on Stapleton's face. With a love that the winged seraphs of heaven Coveted her and me. The putto bought for me by my father outside Stoke on Trent is a figure in a work of art depicted as a chubby male child, usually nude and sometimes winged. At that moment the twenty thousand archers twanged their bowstrings, and the arrows came whizzing, like so many winged mosquitoes, right into the face of Hercules. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of winged? Words that rhyme with winged What is the adverb for winged? What is the adjective for winged? What is the noun for winged? Translations for winged Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words wingdings wingding wingbeat wingback Wingate Wing winger wingers winging wing it wingless winglet 6-letter Words Starting With w wi win wing winge