wingspread

With a wingspread over 11 feet, they are the largest flying birds.

The wingspread had to be tremendous to get them off the ground, even with my low gravity and high air pressure.

It has a wingspread of about half an inch.

They were from four to five feet tall and had a wingspread of at least ten feet.

I told him, 'Bob is like an eagle with a 35-foot wingspread.

It was a transport plane with an enormous wingspread.

They've got a big wingspread and they can't get in close to the island's rocky crags.

The largest of these has a wingspread of nearly three meters, but is very lightly built.

But then, up from the trees floated a bird with a six-foot wingspread and a proud white head.

The creature was a gigantic bat, with a wingspread of fully thirty inches.

Although the models won't fly, they will have a 12-inch wingspread and look "pretty close to the actual aircraft," he said.

"Did you ever see such a wingspread?

The eagle standard had a wide, majestic wingspread.

Beating the air with his massive wingspread as he did, both hunter and quarry rose skyward.

Now it can be measured by the wingspread of the floating angels, babies and women that populate her imagination.

And the eagle has been joined by a mate of solid bronze with a wingspread of 12 feet.

A great black shape with a wingspread so wide it could not be measured except that it seemed to fill the entire sky.

Established in 1958, it sponsors conferences at its Wingspread center on such concerns as community and child development, education, family services and civil liberties.

Specific participant and specialty information is provided in the Wingspread Consensus Statement.

The result, known as Wingspread, was built in 1938-1939 near Racine, Wisconsin.

The dots were dropping lower, and now it could be seen that they were enormous birds with a monstrous wingspread.

They had the wingspread of pelicans.

The widely publicized Wingspread Declaration, from a meeting of environmentalists in 1998, is another example of the strong version.

Big square head and five-foot wingspread.

Mosquitos of four-inch wingspread sometimes hummed above the river.