Sentence examples for a pair of bird from inspiring English sources

Shortwings and broadwings are called to the falconer's outstretched arm for food, while longwings are called to a swing lure, a pair of bird wings tied together and swung by the falconer to simulate the flying game they are being trained to hunt.

It's not the sort of look you'd rock in the office, you might take someone's eye out, but as a showcase for the technology, how can you not like a cape that's fashioned as a pair of bird wings? .

In blue pen, draw - A pair of bird wings on your back Get brown contacts if wished.

For takahē, the plan is to bring only a pair of birds to start with.

Not many novels have a bird – or in the case of Adventure Lit Their Star, a pair of birds – as their hero.

"Can you see the swans?" asked one of the staff members, pointing to a pair of birds swimming in a lake.

He told me that, until a few weeks earlier, he had used it to hold a pair of birds he had trapped.

Some of the items pictured online are a poem read by Robert Frost at the 1961 inauguration, an 1880 plate from the Rutherford White House decorated with a pair of birds and a 1930's photograph of a Hooverville in Seattle.

Within the inevitability of life finding a foothold, given a place to grow, sunlight and a bit of moisture, or in the tenacity of a pair of birds to raise a clutch of nestlings against great odds, I find an affirmation of life at the individual and collective levels.

A pair of birds perched on his shoulder and hand twitter and sing.

A pair of birds will declare and defend their territory against other pairs in a diving display.