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For my microcosm, I'm going to the giants: Yao Ming, when he first came over, disappointed some NBA people with his (relatively) "stubby" wingspan-his wingspan is about an inch shorter than his height, which is uncommonly short.— SLAM Online
The comics offer that image all the time, and he always appears larger than life, as if his wingspan was wide enough to envelop all of Gotham.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
The Griffon Vulture is 95-110 cm (37-43 in) long with a 230-265 cm (91-105 in) wingspan, and it weighs between 6 and 13 kg (13.2 and 29 lb).— The News is NowPublic.com - NowPublic.com: The News is Now Public
This moth's wingspan was about 5″ across, and I had no idea what type it was … but I wanted to know.— Gear Diary
Spread the arms out full wingspan, then line up the arms to flush out the sides of the car.— TFormers.com
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