nightingale , auch: philomel literary

Nightingales went always with her, and their song she taught them.

In this last respect, they resemble the nightingales of our own country.

The Nightingales, with several changes of membership, continue to tour and record today.

Nightingales are found to have legs, which explains their power of song.

In the three species named as nightingales, the sexes are similar.

If cats became nightingales, our lives would be enhanced by their music.

On the way through the village, nightingales were still busy in woods close by.

The area's most notable family is the Nightingales, who spent the summers there.

Two nightingales in gold cages are kept there, as I should explain.

And soon after that the nightingales began to sing.

By God, he would give these so-called nightingales thirty more minutes in which to hang themselves.

They stood listening to the nightingales beyond the trees.

Now we could hear nightingales again, singing against each other in the woodland scrub.

The nightingales sing when the machine guns are firing in the night.

And fine boys they are too, with voices sweet as nightingales."

The nightingales will sing to them in the garden.

I might have managed if it weren't for the bloody nightingales.

She came surrounded by nightingales into the lands of Middle-earth.

There are fountains playing, and nightingales singing in the willows.

Nightingales sang, usually from windbreaks at the edge of fields.

Far nightingales Sing like smooth silence through the extreme perfume.

The Nightingales a comedy with music based around a theatrical family in the 1950s.

Moreover, if nightingales sang by day instead of under the moonlight, no one would think their song was especially beautiful.

I also came to bring you money, since nightingales aren't fed on fables,' he said.

Nightingales are named so because they frequently sing at night as well as during the day.