Sentence examples for white birds from inspiring English sources
The Pace show includes a rose window with white birds in flight.
A flood washed these white people away, and they turned into white birds and flew away.
On one side, black and white birds flock on the cliff faces.
An elusive cello melody unfurled to delicately meshed pictures of swans and other white birds.
The proprietor ("Bonjour, Pierre"), on seeing Bocuse, handed over one of his white birds, unsolicited.
"I been out with a lot of white birds," Samad Iqbal's fellow waiter, Shiva, tells him.
No one on record has seen one of the huge, black-and-white birds since.
Everywhere you look, you see dozens of these stout, clownish black-and-white birds: nesting in lava outcroppings, teetering on cliffs, plopping like stones into the sea.
Patrolling the thoroughfares were the sheathbills, strange snow-white birds with the body of a pigeon and the habits of a vulture.
By mid-October the first skeins of these huge snow-white birds have arrived in UK wetlands.
On a windswept lake in the Pacific Northwest, two black-and-white birds with uncanny red eyes drift, preening and bobbing, until with a splash, their bodies rise from the water not to fly, but to run.
