Sentence examples for is blackbird from inspiring English sources
noun
A common true thrush, Turdus merula, found in woods and gardens over much of Eurasia, and introduced elsewhere.
The most striking is Blackbird.
During the bruising clash of perspectives that is "Blackbird," embodied with uncanny strength and subtlety by Mr. Daniels and Ms. Pill, Ray and Una are peeled down to their barest souls.
Insider tip The Dutch love a coffee-shop and Hayo van Dijk of Vintage Bike Tours says his favourite is Blackbird Coffee & Vintage (Oudegracht 222, blackbirdcoffee.nl): "The couple who run the place are lovely, the coffee is great and their [juice] bar is awesome.
The result is Blackbird – a ground-hugging, three-wheeled racing car with what essentially looks like a 5m- (14ft-) high wind turbine stuck on the back.
"[Is Blackbird] doing anything that is illegal or unethical?" continues Cheng.
Dorsey and Rishel are Blackbird's executive sponsors.
Likewise, the space on East 49th Street that was Blackbird will become Prime Grill, a kosher steakhouse that is to open next month.
I knew too that there were blackbirds nesting in the hedge in the lane.
The song birds were even more in evidence: dozens of blackbirds and robins (which you might think are commonplace, but these were blackbirds and robins which had just crossed the North Sea) and, especially, flocks of the other winter thrushes which come to us from Scandinavia, the redwings and the fieldfares.
Lindo's own choice is the blackbird, for its song – and for the Beatles' one.
It is the Blackbird who falls in love with the French dancer, Fifi (Renée Adorée) who performs in the music hall across from the Bishop's mission.
