Sentence for bird | Use bird in a sentence

Bird example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use bird in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for bird.

• Queer bird! (8)
• I like the old bird! (10)
• Is it a real bird, mum? (8)
• Never mind, my dicky bird. (8)
• Now, what sort of bird is this? (8)
• Yet is this hawk a bird of price. (10)
• Meanwhile, O twilight bird Of promise! (10)
• The bird crouched and flapped its wings nervously. (21)
• And the bird was of green and yellow with a red beak. (8)
• A queer sort of bird altogether, but attractive somehow. (8)
• You tug the string, and I feel that I am a tethered bird. (2)
• That is to be the bird of upper air, poised on his wings. (10)
• There I perched until the dawn, a most uncomfortable bird. (7)
• She seemed really a soaring bird brought down by the fowler. (10)
• It does not do for the home bird to couple with the migratory. (10)
• That Countess of Cressett was a romantic little fly-away bird. (10)
• So Stephen and Cecilia sat, and their butler brought in the bird. (8)
• The glance she turned upon Christian faltered like a wounded bird. (12)
• The key was explained by a cage on a stool, and a bird flying out. (10)
• I went to sleep, and awoke imagining the bird bursting out of heaven. (10)
• Ripton did not enjoy his introduction to the caged bird of beauty that night. (10)
• I guess you are too rare a bird to be travelling among our folks for no pains. (18)
• The dog, the bird, the lilac, all were part of Fleur for him; no more, no less. (8)
• And had we it, to see with it, alive Is our lost garden, flower, bird and hive. (10)
• The great bird went up with a sharp yelp, hanging over them with knotted claws. (10)
• If she came down like a bird winged, it was her love of her brother that did it. (10)
• The bird prefers seed, and the dog a bone, and there is no standard animal food. (16)
• Good if the arrowy eagle of the height Be then the little bird that hops to feed. (10)
• The sough of the calm sea could not reach so far; the flies were few; no bird sang. (8)
• The first small bird of morning, close to the open window, uttered a feeble chirrup. (8)
• Bending his head down, like a bird beaking at prey, he kissed the foot passionately. (10)
• Very wonderful was the poise of the sacred bird, that moved nowhere but in our hearts. (8)
• I buried the bird, weeping for it, and flew to my books, and as I read a glow stole over me. (10)
• His companion is a tall, thin, dark bird of the night, with sly, roving eyes, and hollow cheeks. (8)
• Whence had that ill-advised, indelicate grey bird flown into this great haunt of men and shadows? (8)
• But suddenly, like a shot bird closing wings, the song fell silent and dived headlong back to earth. (8)
• Clad in his nightshirt, his neck poked forward, his back rounded, he resembled some long white bird. (8)
• The figure by the hearth bowed, and her fright, like some evil bird, came guttering down on her again. (8)
• Red rose and white in the garden; There is on you no earthly taint: And the bird sings over the roses. (10)
• The little brown squirrel drops tail, and leaps; the inmost bird is startled to a chance tuneless note. (10)
• Koorookh swooped low, on his back Baba Mustapha, and Shibli Bagarag flung Abarak beside him on the bird. (10)
• The bird of Winter sang from the budding tree; in the blue sky sang the bird of Summer. (10)
• Every bough was swinging in the wind, every spring bird calling, and a slanting sunlight dappled the grass. (8)
• He was neat, insignificant, and nervously cheerful; with the eyes of a bird, that let you into no interior. (10)
• Suddenly his glance falls on the little bird cage, still lying on the window-seat] Never cage any wild thing! (8)
• Red rose and white in the garden; You would not have died and been reviled: And the bird sings over the roses. (10)
• No sooner did Cethru see that sunlit bird, than with a great sigh of joy he sat him down, and at once fell asleep. (8)
• Every tree, bramble, and fern in the lanes was dripping water; and every bird singing from the bottom of his heart. (8)
• Mr. Average Citizen found that the home he had been saving his money to build had flown from his hand, like a bird. (17)
• While they stood there close to the old linhay a bird came flying round them in wide circles, uttering shrill cries. (8)
• Hard for him, while his heart was melting to caress her, the thought that he had snared this bird of heaven in a net! (10)
• The morning air overcame with its sweetness the natural odor of that small room, and a bird or two went flirting past. (8)
• Mrs. Shelton rocked her foot, and, holding her head on one side like a little bird, looked at her son with shining eyes. (8)
• Felix saw on the branch of an apple-tree a tiny brown bird with a little beak sticking out and a little tail sticking up. (8)
• There was kindness in a hospitality which opened to so strange a bird; admitting the kindness, Shelton fell to analysing it. (8)
• The agitating bird, painted of night and day, was making a queer noise and flirting one wing, as if trying to attract attention. (8)
• A disposition to mocking humour, foreign to her nature, gave her the notion of being off her feet, in the claws of a fabulous bird. (10)
• All smiles ran the highways wet; The worm drew its links from the turf; The bird of felicity loud Spun high, and a South wind blew. (10)
• The operation of removing the support was a simple one and Bird started for home from Syracuse with a normal head a few days later. (21)
• The bird was on a plane-tree, and, with throat uplifted, was letting through his yellow beak that delicious piece of self-expression. (8)
• Till rosy Aurora, Uprising as ever, Bright Phosphor to follow, Pale Phoebe to sever, Was caught like a bird To the breast of Apollo! (10)
• Well divined from day to day Is the swift speech between them twain; For when the bird is scared away, The captive bursts to song again. (10)
• Yet daily with its flattering voice, Talking amid its fluttering wings, Store of ouzel dainties choice With busy bill the poor bird brings. (10)
• The drop of the letter to the signature fluttered affectionately on a number of cordial adjectives, like the airy bird to his home in the corn. (10)
• Crying that, she pushed him, sliding, from the back of the bird, and he parted from them, falling headforemost in the air like a stricken eagle. (10)
• Never did bird of Michaelmas fling off water from her feathers more thoroughly than this fair young lady the false title she pretended to assume. (10)
• The snow-white bird, with the yellow head, scratched seventeen times before Xanthe, and, on reaching Mopsus, twenty-three times, which was perfectly correct. (5)

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