The German governess told Lanner more about Schiller than he had ever heard in his life about any one person; it was perhaps his own fault for having told her that he was not interested in Goethe.
A Syrian nightjar, or some such bird, was known to be breeding in the olive gardens of a rich Armenian, who for some reason or other wouldn't allow Lanner to go in and take the eggs, though he offered cash down for the permission.
That fellow Lanner is showing signs of interesting himself in the same quarter.
Lanner was called back to town earlier than he had originally intended.
It was assumed to be a case of Mussulman aggression, and noted as such in all the Consular reports, but the eggs are in the Lanner collection.
In former days the saker, the lanner and the Barbary or Tunisian falcon were also employed.
Foremost among these are to be considered the lanner and the saker (commonly termed F.
The Arabs also fly the lanner at sand-grouse and francolin.
The lanner is common in North Africa, as well as in Central and Southern Asia, and is very frequently trained and flown in all these parts of the world.
The lanner and the barbary, as well as the ger-tiercel, would still certainly show good sport with game; so would the two kinds of shaheen, and very possibly the saker.
For magpies the lanner would hardly be quick enough.
The lanneris very partial to mice, and in the wild state appears to devour lizards and other reptiles.
In modern times the dosing of this as well as other hawks is imperfectly understood by European falconers; and the lanner is consequently in most cases a disappointing bird.
It is said that the Arabs fly the lanner at small gazelles and a kind of bustard, which it stoops at whenever it takes wing, and without actually striking it, frightens it on to its legs, so that it can be run down with hounds.
In the illustration, a pair of Lanner Falcons are depicted as pursuing some of the rock-pigeons which abound in Palestine, the attitudes of both birds being taken from life.
Although the Lanner has been frequently mentioned among the British birds, and the name is therefore familiar to us, it is not even a visitor of our island.
The Bedouins of Nejd train the Lanner falcon, the only noble hawk they possess, to take hares and bustards.
He has with him a very handsome falcon, a lanner like ours, but larger.
In the year 1839 Strauss and Lanner had already each of them published more than too works.
Waltzes are here called works; and Lanner and Strauss, who lead the performances, Capellmeister.
Lanner and Strauss were the heroes of the day, and the majority of other concerts than those given by them were exhibitions of virtuosos.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lanner" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
