kestrel
windhover

He kept two large kestrels in his small office, off the training floor.

Martin Kestrel was the last person in the world she wanted to see!

Kestrel laughed and told them to take their time getting back!

Perhaps she did not see the Kestrel household as her home.

Who knew when or where the Kestrel household would be off to next?

The kestrel had not moved from his friend's side for two days and nights.

The kestrel knew how little ones affected his friend, so he called them over.

Kestrel had never been in a House before, and he frankly did not know where to look.

You should have heard some of the swear words Kestrel used after that!

Kestrel should not have been surprised at the answers, but he was.

Twenty minutes later, four kestrels went by in a row.

Kestrel was not the first sacred object in human history.

She is a close friend of Kestrel, and possibly attracted to her as well.

She could also fire powerful bolts of energy from the kestrel key.

To be honest with you, Kestrel, those worry me the most.

This time, instead of looking for an answer within herself, she took form as an owl rather than a kestrel.

Kestrel shook his head, but I thought he was kind of kidding.

Eight of the top ten places were taken by Kestrel pilots.

Somehow they had all come in without Kestrel even noticing.

"Kestrel, would you make sure we have enough wood for the fire?

But if Kestrel was to live, something must be done about the assassins.

The kestrel we were going to see had been trained to take mice in 1985.

In later years the sport was revived and the team were known as the Kestrels.

Kestrel ignored them, and moved to the front of the wagon.

Only a few grooms were still about the building where Windhover was stalled, the animals having been settled for the night some time ago.

Adjacent to the station site is The Windhover pub.

I went out, passing Miss Belinda Windhover on the way.

"You will spend the evening with Miss Windhover?"

I was inclined to think the Flying Windhover probably always moved like a pregnant sow.

I want you all to meet Miss Belinda Windhover.

Chapman's 10-letter word was also used to mean a kestrel, which Hopkins more gently called the windhover.

You may have noticed my own fine stallion, Windhover, a beast of high spirits that I love like a child.

Windhover shied away, rolling his eyes.

The play was first published nearly a century after its writing by the Windhover Press, University of Iowa in 1971.

In a moment Miss Windhover had entered, again like a patch of sunshine, outdoing the costly electric glare.

Belinda Windhover was delighted.

Windhover stood placidly enough as Tinnis fed him a carrot from his large belt-wallet.

"Has a Miss Windhover arrived?"

Hopkins called "The Windhover" "the best thing [he] ever wrote".

Windhover may refer to:

An unexpected gust of wind hit the Flying Windhover and we were dappled with spray as she heeled.

"It's a windhover," said Theo.

"That was Miss Belinda Windhover from England.

For Miss Belinda Windhover."

Where's your sables, Miss Windhover?"

Xionia Windhover Press, 1990.

"The Windhover" is a sonnet by Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889).

Windhover (North Carolina State University) (1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2010)