falconer造句

A pair of hawks released by a falconer at one time.

He had never seen such beautiful falcons before, so he gave them to his chief falconer for training.

Now we don't know whether Turner actually was referring into a real shipwreck or into a poem that had been published a year before by William falconer.

The King got two mighty falcons. He had never seen such beautiful falcons before, so he gave them to his chief falconer for training.

So the All England Club gratefully accepted the services of a full-time falconer to patrol the courts with a swooping bird of prey, named Finnegan, acting as a highly effective deterrent.

He now understands the purpose of the strange looking glove and the bag of meat and sinks his hand into the falconer glove and reaches out to feed one of the birds.