Sentence examples similar to flying bark from inspiring English sources

When, over a few early bars in "untitled 01|8.19.2014," Lamar announces, "this was the final calling / no birds chirping or flying, no dogs barking / we all nervous and crying, moving in caution / and disbelief, our belief's the reason for all this," he accentuates the last syllable of each line with a half­-sung bass-echoing root note.

"Bark bark bark bark!" yell the dogs.

By Philip Dunne The New Yorker, November 20 , 1943P. 50 The story of Knucklehead, a young kid who started his flying career as a barker for a civilian flying school.

It's a spiritual experience to see those waves crashing against the cliffs, with seagulls flying by, and seals barking in the background.

"In reply, the bark flies from a tree near my head.

Barking dogs, radiant babies, flying saucers, mythic monsters and all kinds of hyperactive humans animate Haring's delirious cosmic comedy.

Think of flycatchers that capture flying insects, nuthatches that find insects on bark, warblers that glean insects off vegetation, and so on.

The evolution of elytra may have been associated with the habit of living under the bark of trees, where protection for flying wings is required.

Another admits to killing 800 people while flying with other witches on a piece of tree bark.

Bits of bark rain down from trees hit by bullets flying overhead.

Northern flying squirrels bivouac in snug nests made of shredded cedar and birch bark, and may huddle together in same-sex groups of 10 or more.