Sentence examples for summer bird from inspiring English sources

You saw the real Summer Bird today".

The rating fell 32 percent and the viewership dropped 27 percent from last year, when Summer Bird won.The figures are from the period from 5 24 to 7 10 p.m. eastern, which is called the race portion.

Drabble published her début novel in 1963 ("A Summer Bird Cage"); her first collection of short fiction, "A Day in the Life of a Smiling Woman," which includes stories published between 1964 and 2000, is available now.

He won the Belmont in 2009 with Summer Bird and has won five other Triple Crown races.

Summer Bird was injured last month while training for the Japan Dirt Cup.

The numbers speak for him; his mounts have earned $243,232,266 in 5,451 victories, including three Kentucky Derby wins, two in the Preakness Stakes, and one in the Belmont (in 2009 with the 11-1 Summerummer Bird).

A son of the 2004 Belmont and Travers winner Birdstone, Summer Bird broke strongly from the No. 6 post.

For their trust in Ice, the Jayaramans collected a $600,000 first-place check for Summer Bird, who looped Belmont's expansive route in a very respectable 2 minutes 27.54 seconds.

A fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women's lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties — when she published her bright, insouciant début novel, "A Summer Bird-Cage" (1963), a portrait of a loveless marriage through the eyes of the wife's younger sister — Drabble has joined the strengths of old-school realism with the playful detachment and blatant mythmaking of postmodernism.

Drabble's early novels include A Summer Bird-Cage (1962), about a woman unsure of her life's direction after dropping out of graduate school, and The Millstone (1965), the story of a woman who eventually sees her illegitimate child as both a burden and a blessing.

(2) A Summer Bird-Cage, about the relationship between two very different sisters, was published in 1962.