Sentence examples for bird label from inspiring English sources
It was one of his lesser wines, a QbA Bird Label.
The recording on the Blue Bird label was a million-seller.
When Leiber and Stoller started the Red Bird label in 1964, Greenwich and Barry became their unofficial talent scouts.
Last year the Little Jazz Bird label reissued her earlier recordings and a collection of some that had never been released.
After Barry and Greenwich had helped Morton to edit and re-record the song, it was issued on the Red Bird label and became a top 20 hit.
"Guitarist," his 1982 debut, originally issued on Elektra/Musician and now on the Wounded Bird label, lays out a strong introduction, showcasing his breadth of taste and his commanding proficiency in both an electric and an acoustic vein.
In one of Salah's cartoons from April, republished this week, a white bird (labelled "the revolution") pops a hole in Mubarak's floating device, marked "the counterrevolution".
Graham did not originate the "wacko birds" label for Paul and his allies — that was coined by McCain — but he might as well have.
Consider the 2002 Domaine de Pouy from Gascony ($7.49) and Lingenfelder's 2002 "Bird-Label" riesling from the Pfalz, Germany ($12).
In January the RSPCA launched a high-profile campaign calling on supermarkets to sell only higher-welfare chicken by 2010, and for shoppers to buy only birds labelled Freedom Food, free-range or organic.
Similarly, Germany saw a solid growing season in 2006; Osborne picked the 2006 Lingenfelder Bird-Label Riesling, which is on the sweeter side but a solid, enjoyable wine for the price.
