She thought she would welcome the flick of the bird's wing.

A splash of blue fire in the willows was a blue bird's wing.

Tying the letter under the bird's wing he set it free.

It came and vanished like the flitting of a bird's wing.

The ball broke the bird's wing, and he fell screaming down to the water.

In the branches above them rustled a bird's wing.

Very cautiously she untied a silk thread fastened to a feather under the bird's wing.

First Harry made sure the messages were safe under each bird's wing, then he called:

Built in 1964, the aviary's dramatic steel skeleton mimics the angular geometry of a bird's wing.

Suddenly she heard a slight rustle, as though some passing bird's wing had clipt the air.

A bird's wing shape reveals so much more about its life than just how it flies

The bone which forms the main rib or support at the forward edge of a bird's wing.

It was found that a bullet had passed through the fleshy part of the great bird's wing.

The touch of a bird's wing brushing her hair brought the dreamy comparison to her wandering thoughts.

So the girl plucked three feathers from under the bird's wing, and after that the bird flew away.

Yet I thought I sensed a movement toward me as airy as the flutter of a bird's wing.