Sentence examples for dark bird from inspiring English sources

One misplaced foot A dark bird darted past.

A dark bird flaps and glides above the pools.

She pointed out a dark bird flitting in the underbrush and said, "There's a catbird".

This May he returns with his fourth album, Dark Bird Is Home.

The dark bird that passes overhead, wings folded, is absurdly out of scale it's larger than the man.

A large dark bird flew down swiftly from the trees on their right and skimmed the footpath with wings outspread.

He explains that every component of the poem is based on logic: the raven enters the chamber to avoid a storm (the "midnight dreary" in the "bleak December"), and its perch on a pallid white bust was to create visual contrast against the dark black bird.

The book also plants so much of the story's villainy in one place that its malaise (involving symbolic visits by dark sinister birds and a mynah trained to say, "Make me a martini") is too heavily freighted to be free-floating.

"As people have become more aware of what goes into food, how it is produced, they have become more tolerant of imperfections like dark pinfeathers in dark birds.

Saul Bellow (1915-2005) by James Meek "When a man's breast feels like a cage from which all the dark birds have flown – he is free, he is light.

The light leeches from the pages as the antagonism grows and following a betrayal in which the older brother seems to sell the younger to the ravens in exchange for a crown, a flock of dark birds begin to threaten; one raven becomes seven, seven become 28 and in the next painting, 85.