Sentence examples for the hawk of from inspiring English sources

It is possible that you were singled out because you reminded the hawk of someone who had harmed or harassed the bird in the past.

Or the hawk of 2007, who stood on Red Square and compared United States foreign policy to that of the Third Reich?

I like how the starlings over Monti cohere and separate their bodies into one cyclonic symphony, and I like that the hawk of the mind catches at their purse, pulse, caul, arc.

He was "the hawk of all hawks," according to author and commentator Eamonn Mallie.

The hawk of God eats even refractory hearts.

A white shirt of stars burns on your clothed shoulders, and the hawk of God strips flesh out of your hard heart.

The hawks of Bush II are not afraid of disorder in the pursuit of American dominance.

And they have accused the hawks of wanting to bloat the proposed $329 billion Pentagon budget with pork-barrel projects.

From the car window we saw many Northern Harriers, the hawks of the marsh, floating like great butterflies over the grass searching for mice and voles.

"Whatever the hawks of the media choose to write, it is clear that Rolex played a major role in Owen Wilson's recovery.

And the hawks of various plumage cheer what now is the hardy perennial of the Global War On Terror.