Sentence examples for bird whisper from inspiring English sources

When you have the bird whisper to it "Hi, baby birdie" in a very soft voice Whistle.

Know that thing where you're so impressed with how bright you are that it's like birds whispered stinging, biting bon mots in your ear while you got dressed in the morning, but then later on you're like WHAT AM I? and scratching your nail art into your forearms and frantically petting your neck-hives in a hallucinatory-becomes-physical-reality-response to how insignificant you and your ideas are?

From a distance it looked as if the bird were whispering a secret into his ear.

The pre-dawn silence at the foot of the Uluguru mountains is disturbed only by the cries of drowsy birds, the whisper of boots through grass and an intermittent clicking sound that is irresistible to 60 pairs of tiny, almost translucent, ears.

The Smiths' "This Charming Man" (Rough Trade) and the Icicle Works' "Birds Fly (Whisper to a Scream" (Situation Two) are sparkling, soaring, superlative pop-rock, and proof that the guitar-band format pioneered by the Beatles is still viable for groups with something to say.

Birds, she'd whisper.

"That bird alone," Yunes whispers, lowering his binoculars, "makes climbing up here worth it".

Pynchon's wonderfully terse parody of the portentous debate around Coleman's music is as follows: "He plays all the notes Bird missed," somebody whispered in front of Fu.

For the last two years of his life, Hubbard lived in a luxury Blue Bird motorhome on Whispering Winds, a 160-acre ranch near Creston, California.

My day began on a quiet, cold morning, with the chirps of birds and the whisper of the wind through the forest.

Verschatse caressed the bird's head and whispered in her ear, in a mixture of Flemish and French, before carrying her to a perch ten feet from the pigeons.