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falcon

diurnal birds of prey having long pointed powerful wings adapted for swift flight hunt with falcons The tribes like to falcon in the desert

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Simple sentences

The falcon has keen eyes.
The falcon has sharp eyes.
A smart falcon hides its talons.
Horus was often depicted as a falcon, or as a man with a falcon head.
I'm circling around God, around the ancient tower, and I've been circling thousands years; and I still don't know: am I a falcon, a storm or a great song.

Movie subtitles

The men who'd shoot against that lot have to have the eyes of a falcon.
Like a falcon.
Mr. Spade told me about your offer for the falcon.
But I haven't got the falcon.
Say, what's this bird, this falcon, that everybody's all steamed up about?
It's a black figure, as you know, smooth and shiny of a bird, a hawk or falcon, about that high.
Then we found out that Joel Cairo intended to desert us taking the falcon with him and leaving Floyd and me nothing so we did exactly that to him.
He made but one condition: That they pay him each year the tribute of a falcon in acknowledgement that Malta was still under Spain.
They hit upon the thought of sending for his first year's tribute, not an insignificant live bird but a glorious golden falcon crusted from head to foot with the finest jewels in their coffers.
And now, sir before we start to talk prices, how soon can you or how soon are you willing to produce the falcon?
Or I will give you one quarter of what I realize on the falcon. That would amount to a vastly greater sum.
Falcon.
Are you ready to make the first payment and take the falcon off my hands?
That may be, but I've got the falcon!
Digges, starting in 1929, appeared in many films, including the first version of The Maltese Falcon in 1931, as Casper Gutman, Sydney Greenstreet's role in the 1941 Bogart version.
That vulture-- -Happens to be a royal falcon.
You know, the first time I was in Bengal I saw a falcon break a lamb's back. Beastly birds.
Mr. Spade told me of your offer for the falcon.
He made but one condition: That they pay him yearly the tribute of a falcon in acknowledgement that Malta was still under Spain.
Or I will give you one quarter of what I realize on the falcon.
You know. Falcon.
I shouldn't think it necessary to remind you that you may have the falcon, but we certainly have you.

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