Sentences with FORE-WING
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The fore-wing of a butterfly is usually brightly colored."
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"The fore-wing of a dragonfly enables it to fly swiftly."
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"The fore-wing of a bee has a unique pattern."
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"The bird's fore-wing was injured, hampering its flight."
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"In many insects, the fore-wing is larger than the hind-wing."
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"The fore-wing of a moth helps it camouflage with tree bark."
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"The fore-wings of birds allow them to perform complex aerial maneuvers."
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"The fore-wing of a ladybug is typically reddish-orange."
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"The fore-wing of a bat is a modified hand with elongated fingers."
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"Some species of beetles have hardened fore-wings for protection."
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"The fore-wing of a fly beats rapidly to maintain stability during flight."
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"The mysterious markings on the fore-wing of the insect fascinated researchers."
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"The fore-wing of a grasshopper helps it make precise jumps."
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"Butterflies use their fore-wings to attract mates during courtship."
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"The fore-wing of a bird is made up of several feathers."
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"The fore-wing of a wasp can deliver a painful sting."
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"The fore-wing of a beetle provides it with a protective shield."
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"The fore-wing of a mosquito enables it to fly silently."
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"The moth's fore-wing has evolved to resemble a fallen leaf."
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"The fore-wing of a hummingbird beats incredibly fast."
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"The fore-wing of a butterfly is usually larger and more colorful than the hind-wing."
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"The dragonfly's fore-wings enable it to maneuver swiftly in flight."
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"The fore-wings of birds are modified into wings for flight."
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"The fore-wings of beetles serve as protective covers for the hind-wings."
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"Insects typically have two pairs of wings, with the fore-wings being the front pair."
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"The fore-wing of a moth has intricate patterns that help camouflage it."
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"The fore-wings of certain insects are hardened to provide better flight control."
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"The fore-wings of bats are elongated and form the structure for their wingspan."
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"The fore-wings of some insects have specialized adaptations for sensing air currents."
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"The fore-wings of many flying insects have transparent areas called wing venation."
