National symbols, often

Usage examples of eagles.

It seems strange to me that I have sent three Eagles separately to Aosta and yet no word has come to us from my father.

I have sent three Eagles to Aosta, but none have returned to me although I sent the first more than a year ago.

Theophanu has sent three Eagles to Aosta and heard no answer from her father in reply to her pleas for help.

You Wendish Eagles are said to see all kinds of things that the rest of us cannot.

Hov can he even bear to speak to one of his own Eagles if he believes that Eagle has betrayed him together with his dearest children?

Seven Eagles besides herself attended Henry at court, including Rufus, but they slept and ate in other quarters to which she was never allowed access.

Each pillar had been carved in the shape of an animal: dragons, griffins, eagles, and guivres accompanied their climb.

Lions prowled the plains, so lore said, and eagles loved rivers and mountains, often preferring open country.

Lions were wild beasts and snakes were vermin, but eagles like all birds of prey had long lived in a measure of harmony beside humankind as hunting birds.

Only belatedly did she recall that Liath, once her comrade among the Eagles, was now something entirely else.

Only think of what might happen if more than Eagles learn the trick of gazing through fire.

If you do not believe me, then wonder why Henry did not return to Wendar when his Eagles brought him news of troubles in the north.

Even some of the other Eagles thought her aloof and had told her so, being by nature an independent group of souls who had no reluctance to speak their minds when in the company of their own kind.

Clerics took little notice of Eagles, who were recruited from the children of stewards, freeholders, artisans, or merchants.

Death already sweeps down on them, as dragons and eagles take their prey from the skies.