Sentence examples for paper bird from inspiring English sources

Paper Bird Island in Salcombe (from £4.99, paperbirdisland.com) has arts activities for kids in a workshop decorated like a tropical island cabin.

The Meadowlark was a gathering place for the musicians in Denver's close-knit music scene — a place where the Lumineers would run into local folk-pop heroes like the songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff and the band Paper Bird.

And the Lumineers' folky ditties found receptive ears in a city that prizes the intricate folk-pop of Mr. Rateliff and Paper Bird, who started as sidewalk buskers and were recently commissioned to score a ballet.

Trinkets on the shelves above include a paper bird from Romania and a shiny butterfly that Ms. Ima, who is a minister of the Universal Life Church, wore when she presided over the wedding of two friends.

"Those guys went to that open-mike night like it was their job," said Esmé Patterson, a singer from Paper Bird who released a solo album, "All Princes, I," last year.

Enter Anna-Wili Highfield (above), a Sydney, Australia-based artist whose hand-painted paper bird and horse sculptures are a perfect vegan alternative to the formaldehyde-filled, flea-bitten critters inhabiting hip hotels, restaurants and bars.

He was a celebrated paper folder who could be found in cafés making paper birds.

"The paper birds are not a traditional symbol for us," said Abdullaham Abdulsamad of the Narathiwat Islamic Council.

The Paper Birds' Broke is at the Pleasance Dome until 25 August.

Paper Birds are at MAC in Birmingham on Thursday with their show about tipsy Britain, Thirsty.

Poverty and debt are the subject of Paper Birds' Broke at the Ustinov in Bath tonight and tomorrow.