redwing

Up to this period the Redwing had lost 7 men killed and 32 wounded.

Operation Redwing was a 1956 series of nuclear weapons tests.

A post office was once operated at Redwing, but it has since closed.

In 1971, it moved to Redwing Drive where its present location is.

At last the redwing flies off, and I can inspect the ground where it danced.

"It's the genes," said Redwing, getting slowly out of the chair.

"Form the corporate trust," said Redwing, going to the desk and picking up the phone.

However, she is dating Buddy Redwing, another student at the school.

"That's always the bellwether for later serious consideration," broke in Redwing.

"I simply can't believe it," said Redwing, trying to remain calm.

He had a twin sister named Carrie who would become Redwing.

"I suppose," said he politely, "that you will be building a nest pretty soon yourself, Redwing."

"That rings a bell," said Redwing, frowning and crushing out her cigarette.

"That opens us up to collusion prior to an anticipated legal action," objected Redwing.

"You have my word on that," insisted Redwing.

"Cyrus also wants to know why," said Redwing.

"Redwing" is frequently credited as "Trad" but was written in 1907.

In 1987 it launched Air 2000 and in 1990 acquired Redwing.

Like the redwing, the waxwing comes from Scandinavia.

Stuart and Redwing were both on the Fantasy label.

That legal idiot of yours, Charlie Redwing, must have tipped them off to something."

Both lawyers lighted their crutches and Miss Redwing continued.

Jennifer Redwing awoke with a start-something had happened; she could feel it, hear it!

As he flew, Peter saw the beautiful red patch on the bend of each wing, from which Redwing gets his name.

Wilson finds and befriends Redwing, a falcon which he feels a remarkably strong bond with.