wing in a sentence

Definition

WING: a movable appendage of a bird or other flying animal used for flight; also, to do something without preparation or planning.

The bird spread its wings and soared into the sky.
She decided to take a leap of faith and wing it during the presentation.
The artist painted a beautiful mural of a butterfly with intricate wings.
After the injury, he was determined to regain his strength and spread his wings again.
As the storm approached, they took shelter under the wing of the old oak tree.
The bird spread its wings wide as it soared through the sky.
She decorated the cake with delicate sugar wings that resembled butterflies.
The pilot felt a rush of adrenaline as the plane took off, its wings lifting gracefully into the air.
To my surprise, the insect had iridescent wings that shimmered in the sunlight.
He decided to take a leap of faith and jump off the cliff, feeling as if he could fly with wings of freedom.