Sentence examples for blackbird flies from inspiring English sources

When a blackbird flies before the dawn By dusk someone will die.

A woman's corpse is sewn into a horse's womb, and after she's cut out the doctors feel a heartbeat in her torso; they slice her open and a live blackbird flies out.

"When the blackbird flew out of sight, / It marked the edge / Of one of many circles".

Given the season and location, it's likely that Orville struck a red-winged blackbird flying over Beard's field to feed on the ripe corn.

A red-winged blackbird flew in from the mangroves and onto the table as he spoke, as if to steal the recipe.

For those already familiar with Lomo and the current trend for funky cameras with multiple lenses, this also happens to be the Tokyo headquarters of Superheadz, the company responsible for reissuing the technicolor Holgas and retro-style Blackbird, Fly cameras.

From 1966 until its last mission in 1989, the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird flew thousands of missions around the globe, photographing military installations from China to Egypt, the Arctic Circle to North Korea. .

Snowy blackbirds, flying cats.

By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, June 2 , 1934P. 66 Snowy blackbirds, flying cats View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.

Does anyone in the throes of sex really pause to consider how her ecstasy is being received by the loons and blackbirds flying outside?

The SR-71 Blackbirds flew at 2193 mph, and at 85,069 ft, being able to complete flights from New York to London in 1 h and 44 min, thereby adding these accomplishments to the engineering that inspired Concorde, the supersonic passenger aircraft manufactured by a consortium of British Airways and Air France in the 1970s.