Sentence examples for beach birds from inspiring English sources

But it starts its triple bill with a staging of "Beach Birds" (1991) by Merce Cunningham, who died last July.

In "Beach Birds," however, or in any Cunningham work, any sense of theory or fashion or an auteur's voice melts away.

She still has an eye for precise observation, but the "Far" songs are filled with images of the beach, birds and a mysterious lake.

I could connect both works to Cunningham: both share his use of spatial multi-directionality, and their avoidance of theatrical illusion connects, though not to works like "Beach Birds," to other Cunningham choreography.

There were pretty moments, but it all seemed so familiar (disastrously so when wanly reminding of the Merce Cunningham masterpiece "Beach Birds"), as did the collaged, moodily romantic score.

Even when "Beach Birds" stops giving us identifiably bird-type visual imagery, its rhythm (the most wonderful feature of all Cunningham's nature studies) stays that of a peaceable kingdom undisturbed by humanity.

WANTAGH Jones Beach Bird Walk at Jones Beach.

When the weekend rolls around, the Brooklyn mainstay Bird will open its first beyond-outer-borough outpost, Beach Bird.

Ports visited include Santiago de Cuba, Cienfuegos and Maria La Gorda, with its sandy beach, bird-watching and snorkelling.

WHAT -- 3-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $37,500 Mohawk, on upper Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, is ideal for anyone interested in snowmobiling, skiing, hunting, trout and pike fishing, hiking, mountain biking, sandy beaches, bird watching and deer hunting.

As a fervent beach-bird botherer, I'd have opted for something truly symbolic of our island's shores – such as the philopatric and glorious oystercatcher, with its resplendent red bill; the longest living wader, reaching up to 45 years old, a stalwart guardian of the British coastline.