Man attains not by himself, nor woman by herself, but, like the one-winged birds of the Chinese legend, they must rise together.
Through them the symbols of the mandarin duck and drake, the one-winged birds, the tree whose boughs are interwoven, are revealed.
He gathered that the four-winged birds of the Lassans acted in some way or other as their scouts, remaining in a kind of telepathic communication with the Lassan in the fighting-machine they were assigned to help.
I assume you mean the big four-winged birds that we call dodos down under.
As they emerged the viewing plate swung round to show them three of the big four-winged birds go whirring up from some unseen covert, spiral into the air above them and flying level with them, form an escort.
He swooped for another look, and at that moment was conscious of the beat of swift wings and above the roar of the motor heard the scream of one of those strange four-winged birds.
The family of Short-winged Birds which is represented by the Ostrich, differs so greatly from all the other long-legged Birds that some Naturalists include them in a separate group, and call them Cursores or Runners.
They serve to fill up the gap which, in long-winged birds, would otherwise occur during flight between the quill-feathers of the forearm and the body, a gap which would make flight impossible.
Astur palumbarius of modern ornithologists, from one of the long-winged birds of prey.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "winged birds" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
