"Hawk" Example Sentences
1. The hawk swooped down and grabbed the mouse in its talons.
2. The hawk soared high above the fields, scanning for prey.
3. The hunter released the hawk from its cage to go hunting.
4. The hawk had a wingspan of over four feet from tip to tip.
5. The hawk's keen eyesight allowed it to spot small animals from far away.
6. The hawk let out a piercing cry as it flew overhead.
7. We could see the hawk perched high up in the bare tree.
8. The hawk patrols the skies in search of food.
9. The hawk's camouflaged feathers help it to ambush unsuspecting prey.
10. The hawk dealer sold many different types of hawks to falconers.
11. The hawk flew off with the small bird clutched in its talons.
12. The hawk circled high above before diving down to strike.
13. The hawk sat motionless on its branch, waiting patiently for a meal to wander by.
14. The injured hawk was rescued and taken to a wildlife rehabilitation center.
15. The hawk handler trained the bird to return after releasing it to hunt.
16. The hawk swept through the valley, hunting for field mice and voles.
17. Hawk feathers were used by native people for ceremonial headdresses.
18. The hawk silhouette against the blue sky was a beautiful sight.
19. The hunter grabbed the dangling lure to call the hawk back to his wrist.
20. The hawk weather vane turned with the changing direction of the wind.
21. We could hear the warning calls of smaller birds as the hawk approached.
22. The little bird panicked as the hawk swooped down from its perch.
23. The hawk's beak is sharply curved for tearing flesh from its prey.
24. We watched in awe as the hawk descended and captured its prey.
25. The hawk quickly consumed the small animal it had just caught.
26. The hawk withdrew its sharp talons from the limp body of its prey.
27. The hawk's razor-sharp talons can pierce the skin of its victims.
28. The hawk's jointed legs can move in different directions.
29. The hawk monitor watched for any disturbances in the nest.
30. The hawk's hooded eyes scanned the ground below for movement.
31. The hawk mitts protected the bird's legs and feet when not in use.
32. The hawk nest was built high in the treetop, out of sight.
33. The hawk's nest contained two small hatchlings demanding to be fed.
34. The rabbit disappeared into its hole just before the hawk could strike.
35. The hawk's feathers are among the strongest and lightest in nature.
36. The hawk soared through the air with powerful flaps of its wings.
37. The hawkery was a large enclosure where many different types of hawks were kept.
38. The falconer flew his hawk to thin the local rabbit population.
39. The hawk lure was swung to call the bird back after a hunt.
40. The watchful hawk eyed its next meal on the ground below.
41. The hawk predatorily scanned the ground from its perch.
42. The hawk screeched as another bird of prey flew too close.
43. The hawk wore a small bell on its leg to alert its owner during flight.
44. The hawk's hooked beak bit into the flesh of its latest catch.
45. The wind tossed the hawk about but did not deter its course.
46. The hawk laid its eggs snugly into the nest of twigs.
47. The hawk's yellow eyes were fixed intently on its target.
48. The hawk retreated to its perch when disturbed.
49. The red-tailed hawk is one of the most common hawks in North America.
50. The hawk intently watched the field mice scurry about below.
51. The young hawk broke from its shell and peered around the nest.
52. The hawk's cry pierced the still morning air.
53. The hawk had spent the day circling leisurely in the thermals.
54. Hurtling through the air, the hawk suddenly reversed direction.
55. The hawk swooped with blinding speed and captured its prey.
56. The hawk's keen eyesight allows it to spot small animals from great heights.
57. The small mouse froze in terror at the sight of the approaching hawk.
58. The hawk sailed gracefully on an updraft, hardly flapping its wings at all.
59. The hawk let out a harsh bark as an intruder approached its nest.
60. The hawk dealer sold many different species of birds of prey.
Common Phases
1.
hawk-eyed - having very sharp eyesight
2.
hawk and buzzard - two birds of prey with overlapping range
3. pitch
hawk - an obsolete term for a peddler or street vendor
4. sleeping
hawk - an expression meaning relaxed but still vigilant
5.
hawk on the wind - an alert
hawk ready to swoop down on prey
6.
hawk and handsaw - a noisy vendor
7.
hawk and spit - to talk loudly and vigorously
8.
hawk and spittoon - an old phrase referring to loud speakers
9.
hawk and gurry - to talk noisily in a rough manner
10.
hawk on the wing - an unoccupied
hawk flying and hunting
11. pitch
hawk - a term for an annoying or persistent peddler
12. sharp as a
hawk - having extremely keen vision or perceptiveness
13.
hawk-eyed justice - justice that is alert and all-seeing
14.
hawk's bells - old term referring to the small bells attached to
hawk's legs
15. like a
hawk - to watch closely and attentively