espanhol
nighthawk 
português
noctâmbulo espanhol
chotacabras yanqui Sinônimos
Examples for "nightbird"
Examples for "nightbird"
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Down to the Florida country, where he would set his nightbird free.
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Matthew heard the nightbird, whose soft song may have reawakened this memory.
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No rustle came from the trees, no insect buzz or nightbird call.
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A sheep-bell on the moor made a noise like a nightbird.
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But... every man hears a nightbird... of some form or fashion.
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But this isn't what frustrates her most about being a night owl.
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Maybe Dr. Lezander was a night owl because he feared the darkness.
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She's also a night owl and I decided to give her a call.
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Oh, along at first I missed being a night owl-thetunes, the jollity.
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Supposing, night owl that I was, that I had seen something!
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The flight of the nighthawk is free and graceful in the extreme.
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Clearly it came through the still air-theeerie hoot of a nighthawk.
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A nighthawk, wheeling overhead through the rain, sent down her discordant cry.
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Through all the turmoil the nighthawk slept peacefully in the shade of a sage-clump.
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The black bat and the darting nighthawk were a-wing, grim spectres of the dusk.
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Another traveler-thespotted-wingednighthawk-wasalso roughly used by the storm.
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Susan kept her ears pitched for the nighthawk's piercing two-note whistle, and heard nothing.
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He jumped convulsively at a nighthawk's reedy cry, then sagged against a tree, shaking.
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A nighthawk flew by, identified by its nasal peent.
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The remuda trailed behind the wagon under the combined supervision of the nighthawk and the wrangler.
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WHIRR, almost into her face, went a nighthawk stretched along a limb for its daytime nap.
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As twilight deepened, the low dart of a nighthawk over the field would catch my eye.
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The nighthawk opens its beak as it flies through clouds of insects, scooping them into its enormous mouth.
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The nighthawk and whippoorwill are its relatives, and it resembles them not a little, especially in its nocturnal habits.
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A few bats were wavering in air hunting insects, and occasionally an owl or a nighthawk crossed the lake.
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The whistle of the nighthawk.