Sentence examples for freedom bird from inspiring English sources

"This is my freedom bird now," Mr. Kerry said.

Clouds or no, the "freedom bird" had landed and our war was over, we were home.

Over there we lived in a world of our own, a sweaty, sometimes dangerous place where we wore loose jungle fatigues, slept in hootches, wrote long letters home, longed for R & R and counted days to DEROS ("date of estimated return from overseas") and the Freedom Bird that would take us home.

In 1979, ICR attorney Wendell Bird wrote a "Resolution for Balanced Presentation of Evolution and Scientific Creationism" requiring public schools to give "balanced treatment to the theory of scientific creationism and the theory of evolution" for the sake of "academic freedom" (Bird 1979).

The soldiers called them "freedom birds," he recalled.

Palestinian prisoners locked in Israeli prisons and those sieged in Gaza will continue to be forgotten; drawing freedom birds, singing for freedom and convincing themselves that they will taste freedom one day, some day!

"Freedom: birds should be free", repeats 11 year old Zobia, beaming at Ayesha.

The open sky offers no freedom; the bird can't fly.

During its period of freedom, the bird landed on the window sill of Mrs. Brooke Astor, a trustee of the Bronx Zoo.

By looking at such freedom the bird possessed, we immediately realized that there is nothing more impressive than being able to fly.

'It's driven by demand,' says Maunder, 'and there isn't the demand for Freedom Food birds.