Sentence examples for a dove which from inspiring English sources

In the context of central banking, Yellen is often identified as a "dove," which means that she is generally a bit more concerned about lowering unemployment than about the risks of inflation.

Another big seller from the baroness's collection was a Fragonard, "Girl Holding a Dove," which sold for $5.1 million, well above its $3.6 million high estimate, to a collector the auction house would describe only as European.

He explains its soaring twin-winged glass and steel arc with the image of a child releasing a dove, which is the kind of anticipatory architectural symbolism that has become familiar over the past few months.

The true value of these celebrity paintings: like Picasso's Child with a Dove, which left Britain when the Qatar royal family bought it for £50m, is tarnished by massive sums.

Another, Child with a Dove, which between 1974-2010 hung at the National Gallery, was the subject of a controversial private sale in 2013 when it was reportedly bought by Qatar for £50m.

"Gone," though, secured his presence on the country airwaves, where from 1953 to 1975 he had 41 Top 40 country hits, including "Wings of a Dove," which spent 10 weeks at No. 1 in 1960 and reached the pop Top 20.

The only mechanical device that can with some probability be assigned to Archytas, apart from the children's toy known as a "clapper" (A10), is an automaton in the form of a wooden dove, which was connected to a pulley and counterweight and "flew" up from a lower perch to a higher one, when set in motion by a puff of air (A10a).

— Gavin, Park Slope The best subway-car act I ever saw was a magician who set up a little table and did productions, including a live dove which circled the car and came back to his shoulder.

He reaches toward a perky white dove, which a faint halo identifies as the Holy Spirit.

We also had the bizarre situation where a small wild dove (which love to sit in the middle of roads in Madagascar) flew through the Land Rover's side window as we were driving at speed.

Project FeederWatch volunteers have also recorded the appearance of a new species, the Eurasian collared dove, which is "like a mourning dove on steroids," Mr. Bonter said.