Sentence examples for become a bird from inspiring English sources
One day I shall become a bird, And wrest my being from my non-being.
Animals have a fun air about them, he said, so the key is keeping it fun and if you become a bird dog for ideas, you'll find plenty.
When a rebel prisoner speaks, it is to describe his leader Dedan Kimathi's ability to become a bird or a snake as he evades capture.
They are cared for by a neighbor, a young man who hopes to become a bird dealer, but Ripley takes over whenever he is in residence.
The program, part of the theater's Asian Cultural Festival, also featured "Moon Dance," a solo performed to music by Dead Can Dance, in which Mr. Kuo suggested, and then seemed to become, a bird, the bird's environment and the darkly unpredictable forces of nature, all on a dimly lighted stage under a projected full moon.
In The Girl With the Bird's-Nest Hair by Sarah Dyer (Bloomsbury £5.99), the amusing, neat – or in this case – untidy – idea is to tell a story about a little girl with a head of wild, red curls whose hair really does become a bird's nest.
Chuck Hagel never became a dove, but he became a bird that's nearly as rare in the Republican aviary.
It was founded in the late 19th century as a hunting preserve by Suraj Mal, the maharaja of Bharatpur princely state, and became a bird sanctuary in 1956.
As the various images coalesce, the poem itself finally becomes a bird that "throws me out of the nest./ The poem is ready".
"You can say we're heron addicts," joked Tom Hardman, 34, a Chantilly, Va., software salesman who says he became a bird enthusiast two years ago when he moved into a house with a back yard that had tons of birds.
