Sentence examples for soaring Birds from inspiring English sources

"Soaring Birds".

Soaring birds, it turns out, use pretty much the same approach.

Sculpture had not sung like that since Brancusi launched his soaring Birds in the 1920s.

The reversible design has a more sombre repeating pattern on one side, while a riot of leaping hares, soaring birds and leafy branches adorn the other.

While the larks are never illuminated with Messiaenesque clarity, the harmonically rich piece evokes images of fluttering wings and soaring birds.

So Martin traveled cautiously, watching for soaring birds and developing clouds to detect areas with lift, while eyeing the ground to make sure he had a backup plan if he kept descending.

Anne's fate is evoked with a traditional Christian symbol — that of a soaring bird.

The rising moons and soaring bird visuals, by contrast, are like the best BBC nature documentary, only in higher definition, recalling Björk's obsession with natural sciences.

The string of lights serves as a metaphor for the process of death (his partner died of complications from AIDS in 1991), while the lone soaring bird on the billboards could have been a symbol of both isolation and hope.

Data obtained from a wandering albatross, the largest soaring bird, indicate a similar pattern (Figure 1C).

Pterosaur and soaring bird wing ecomorphospace comparisons, using principal component analyses and incorporating data from Norberg and Rayner [63] and Rayner [64], indicate that most pterosaurs are incomparable to soaring procellariiform birds (Fig. 2) and particularly so when 'heavy' pterosaur mass estimates are utilized.