Sentence examples for human bird from inspiring English sources

She looks like a human bird.

He's determined to get airborne and win The Great Human Bird Competition, persuading Lizzie to build herself wings too.

In the roughly 120 reported cases of human bird flu worldwide, most of the victims -- many of them children -- had close contact with ill birds.

Oliver Mears, artistic director of Northern Ireland Opera, directs the story of the day the Great Human Bird Competition comes to town.

He thinks that if he can make a good pair of wings, he'll fly across the River Tyne and win the Great Human Bird Competition.

Indonesia has had more human bird flu infections than any other country, with 110 deaths out of 135 cases, and monitoring the H5N1 virus in the country is seen as crucial.

With the recent critical acclaim surrounding Christian Marclay's 24-hour video work The Clock (which won the Golden Lion at the 2011 Venice Biennale), it's no mystery that the manifestation and exploration of time is something that our little human bird-brains have a piqued interest in because of our complete lack of control over it.

In humans, bird flu viruses live best in the lower lungs, he said, which makes it harder for them to escape in sneezes and coughs.

David Ecker, head of the IBIS unit at Isis, describes how scientists recently dispatched to Vietnam took several days to assess an apparent human-to-human bird flu infection with old-fashioned petri dish techniques.

While food is beautiful, eating is a human need not usually included in food paintings, except perhaps in extreme situations, as in Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Worldly Delights, which actually shows a figure, a half-human bird demon, eating in hell.

The song also anchors a thirty-minute video, which excerpts many of the album's other offerings, and features a human-bird hybrid girlfriend, a dinner party (awkward, of course) with ballet dancers, and some explosions.