Sentence examples for mad bird from inspiring English sources

"Magic would never curse or cuss me, but I could always tell when he was getting mad," Bird said.

He is a spoiled little bitch of the highest order who cannot maintain normal human relationships so much so that he does not seem to have a single friend excluding the elderly, possibly mad bird lady who squats in the rafters above the New York Philharmonic.

I was playing with an attractive woman recently who looked like a mad bird-watcher.

So when tonight starts with the band standing erect, and effects raging round the room that sound like mad birds or insects circling, hopes are high.

In The Cry of Mad Birds (2000), set in the feverish hours before the narrator flees into exile, the 29-year dictatorships of Papa and Baby Doc Duvalier are condensed into a single night.

On hauntingly intimate songs as well as on those mad-bird-stompin' up-tempo numbers, he proved himself to be a riveting performer with a style all his own.

The conditions are "medieval and drive men mad," Melinda Bird, a senior counsel for the group, said at a news conference on Tuesday.

The film will be based on Mark Blacklock's recent novel of the same name, rights to which have been bought by UK production company Mad as Birds.

At a time when diseases like mad cow and bird flu have made consumers worried about food safety, being able to quickly track down the cause of an outbreak seems like a good idea.

Bring Home Water has about 10,000 players and is probably too simple to be wildly popular, Maniscalco says: "It's still not one of those games that people play like mad like Angry Birds".

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