Sentence examples for white raven from inspiring English sources

A white raven.

E., 'Songs for Amelia Earhart'," by Laurie Anderson and Kurt Weill's "Lindbergh Flight," as well as the United States premiere of Act V of "The White Raven," by Philip Glass and Robert Wilson, and Samuel Barber's "Night Flight".

Black Dove, White Raven by Elizabeth Wein (Egmont) Teen reviewer Valentine sung Black Dove, White Raven's praises: "From the first page, I felt like I was inside the story; I could almost imagine I was flying a plane into the empty Ethiopian sky, or listening to the yipping of hyenas in the distance".

Informally, the idea is that an object which turns out to be a blue pair of underpants could instead have turned out to be a white raven.

According to Hebrew folklore, Noah sends a white raven to check conditions while on the ark.

Well, kudos to HBO for giving fans an in-universe reason to hope for global warming: It looks like filming the record-breaking fantasy series will have to wait until late summer—and air later than previous seasons in order to accommodate the long winter announced by a white raven in the show's finale.

But, if one-sentence stories are as common as snowflakes, one-sentence novels are as rare as white ravens.

If 100 white ravens and 50 black ravens are found, either the 50 black ravens or the 100 white ravens may be the exception to the rule.

A single, black raven doesn't do much to support the hypothesis that 50% of ravens are black, but a large sample of roughly half black, half white ravens would.

White ravens are occasionally found in the wild.

Standing upon this on either side are two red-and-white raven-bears with golden beaks and claws.