1. Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "The Nightingale: A Conversation Poem", printed in 1798, disputes the traditional idea that nightingales are connected to the idea of melancholy.

2. Nightingales have beautiful plumage.

3. Nightingales will not sing in a cage. 

4. Peacocks and nightingales are aesthetic show-offs.

5. Nightingale!

6. Bluethroat nightingale description

7. The nightingale is a gratuitous Elleviou.

8. In 1915, Joseph Lamb wrote a rag called "Ragtime Nightingale" that was intended to imitate the nightingale calls.

9. You can hear a nightingale whistle at night.

10. The Bluethroat nightingale has a small, slender figure

11. 'You have already rewarded me,'said the nightingale.

12. I had promised Nightingale to attend the lecture.

13. This is a magpie and that's a nightingale.

14. He'll put his nightingale in no other cage but hers!

15. Your Nightingale trip to Greece led me straight to him.

16. You got a collar in here for the Nightingale murders?

17. The Calamities frequently perform at the Nightingale theater

18. All this bloody Florence Nightingale, this agony aunt?

19. Let me introduce you to my friend Nightingale.

20. Andersen's "The Nightingale" is generally considered a tribute to her.

21. 19 You can hear a nightingale whistle at night.

22. Single-brooded, some nightingales start the flight south - to tropical Savannah, or thorny scrub - at the end of July.

23. 13-04-2021 Fairy tale: The Nightingale and the Blindworm - Grimm

24. The angel of spring, the mellow-throated nightingale. Christina G Rossetti 

25. "The Nightingale" made Jenny Lind known as The Swedish Nightingale well before she became an international superstar and wealthy philanthropist in Europe and the United States.

26. Jardine Matheson Group Managing Director Anthony Nightingale ( right ) speaks at the contest.

27. 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' are poems by Keats.

28. Bulbul definition, a songbird often mentioned in Persian poetry, regarded as being a nightingale

29. The nightingale was anciently selected as the highest example of a perfect singer.

30. As we walked back down the track, the nightingale was still singing.

31. Those cross - Atlantic aficionados who persistently idolize the British theater and bad - mouth broadway ( Benedict Nightingale ).

32. Pan made the pipe of reeds which can sing as sweetly as the nightingale in spring.

33. I saw in my mind some magic bird, a nightingale of the coral islands.

34. He discerned turtles, mocking-birds, merles, nightingales, Cushats and stone-curlews inside, and marvelled and was moved to much joy and solace

35. Bulbul definition is - a songbird frequently mentioned in Persian poetry that is probably a nightingale (Luscinia megarhynchos).

36. The nightingale was Anciently selected as the highest example of a perfect singer

37. Once upon a time there was a nightingale and a Blindworm, each with one eye

38. Officials say a woman was Airlifted by Nightingale to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries

39. Are you aware that her mother was abducted by the Nightingale 20 years ago?

40. Night time is the best time to hear the nightingale - when it sings alone.

41. "The Nightingale" (Danish: "Nattergalen") is a literary fairy tale written by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen about an emperor who prefers the tinkling of a bejeweled mechanical bird to the song of a real nightingale.

42. But our last memory was of a nightingale pair, singing in competition in territories perhaps too close for comfort.

43. To the same extent or degree; equally: The child sang As sweetly As a nightingale

44. With Cranston bouncing along the Nightingale Gallery, the whole house seemed to sing with noise.

45. Additionally, they have no vocal cords, but they have a syrinx out of which come melodious songs like those of the nightingales and mockingbirds.

46. "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" (1939) was one of the most popular songs in Britain during World War II.

47. First American book printing of the words and music of "To Anacreon in heaven." Published in "Nightingale

48. At Nightingale House, the pack leads off with a copy of the Annual Review, which is published each year.

49. According to them, a nightingale does not sing to inform potential mates about himself; he sings to seduce them.

50. DIY little Birdies for a frame, 3D sparrow, tit template, bullfinch, nightingale, canary, parrot, budgerigar, nestling, pepakura PDF A4 / US InArtCraft

51. Johanna Maria "Jenny" Lind (6 October 1820 – 2 November 1887) was a Swedish opera singer, often known as the "Swedish Nightingale".

52. So the nightingale came forth and sang so delightfully that at first no one could say anything ill-humored of her.

53. The Emperor of China learns that one of the most beautiful things in his empire is the song of the nightingale.

54. A good many people never learn to sing until the darkling shadows fall. The fabled nightingale carols with his breast against a thorn.

55. 1932, Aldous Huxley, Brave New World: The roses were in bloom, two nightingales soliloquized in the Boskage, a cuckoo was just going out of tune among the lime trees.

56. Florence Nightingale is worth remembering because she was a brilliant medical Biometricist and statistician who didn’t just gather and analyse data

57. He jokingly said that translating Hebrew into French was like “teaching the sweet nightingale to sing the song of the hoarse crow”!

58. Nightingale still believed that the death rates were due to poor nutrition, lack of supplies, stale air and overworking of the soldiers.

59. Compared with luxuriant grasses and flying nightingales in South River Land in spring, we feel the warmth after cold, the floweriness after doomsday and the real transience in Early Spring series.

60. Since Coxcombs do not have scales, Nightingale need not have multiplied D/S by 12000 in order to plot the Coxcombs

61. A sweet spirit of holy song came forth in notes like that of a nightingale and it filled the whole building.

62. Insult is a monstrous scorpion, and compliment is a likeable nightingale; one stings mercilessly[Sentencedict], and the other sings sweetly. Mehmet Murat ildan 

63. Known as a rose diagram but commonly called ‘Coxcomb’, this graph, which resembles a pie chart, was designed by Nightingale with the help of William Farr

64. Insult is a monstrous scorpion, and compliment is a likeable nightingale; one stings mercilessly, and the other sings sweetly. Mehmet Murat ildan 

65. Strangely enough, the nightingale story became a reality for Jenny Lind in 1848–1849, when she fell in love with the Polish composer Fryderyk Chopin (1810–1849).

66. Nightingale quotes Aristotle to the effect that even the crafts aren’t inherently Banausic, only if they are done for the sake of trade, and suggests that Plato agreed.

67. However, one day the nightingale was invited to a wedding, and she said to the Blindworm: I've been invited to a wedding and don't particularly want to go with one eye.

68. Birdcall is about to Clucking change everything Nightingale Bread’s baked goods are still beyond reproach 3E’s Comedy Club draws top funny people downtown, with quality-enough comestibles

69. According to London-based consumer psychologist Kate Nightingale: “Some people are ‘need-for-touch’ only when buying, while others are ‘high Autotelics’, exhibiting a much greater need

70. The score also calls for some unusual instruments: six Buccinae, medieval precursors to trumpets and trombones, in the fourth movement, as well as a recording of a nightingale at the end of the third

71. Andersen, whose own father died of tuberculosis, may have been inspired by "Ode to a Nightingale" (1819), a poem John Keats wrote in anguish over his brother Tom's death of tuberculosis.

72. NATIONAL BESTSELLER • “A delightful debut.”—People For readers of Lilac Girls and The Nightingale, The Chilbury Ladies' Choir unfolds the struggles, affairs, deceptions, and triumphs of a village Choir during World War II

73. The Buddle Findlay team, led by partners Steve Nightingale and Sarah McEwan, together with Susie Kilty, Miriam Andrews, Tony Wilkinson, Fiona Heiford, Simon Vodanovich and Harriett Scott, worked closely alongside Morrison & Co counsel Nick Lough.

74. Bulbuls are famed as songsters and are popular as cage birds in the Middle East; frequently mentioned in Persian poetry, the word bulbul is often mistranslated "nightingale." Bulbuls range in size from 6 in

75. Is it a voice of sorrow That sighs 'mong thy leaves in the silent night, When the radiant hue of the moonshine bright Announceth a pleasant morrow? 'Tis a voice of wailing, O alder tree, 'Tis the evening breeze that weepeth, 'Tis the nightingale singing …

76. Set in the Bardic Choices series (I think it's between "The Robin and the Kestrel" and "The Eagle and the Nightingale") it continues the adventures of the Free Bards and their struggles against the Bardic Guild and the Church

77. His responsibilities Awaithis homeward tum, for 'Mykingdom's at its death', and 'inall this We miscall grief, bale, sorrow, heartbreak, woe, What is there to plainorl'(IV, 937-43).(The lines foreshadow the world 'Here,where mensitand heareach other groan'in 'Odeto a Nightingale',11

78. Nightingale immediately Consented to the proposal; and now, having acquainted Jones with his father's lodging, and the coffee-house where he would most probably find him, he hesitated a moment, and then said, "My dear Tom, you are going to undertake an impossibility.

79. ‘The Amorous Nightingale first came forward almost beside himself with passion.’ ‘Carefully blending Amorous subtlety with a more solid and dense desire, the band sound solid and fluent on stage.’ ‘These works are considered as icons of Amorous pursuits in an age of gallantry and the accompanying and complementary coquetry.’

80. Florence Nightingale, the famous British nurse, recounts in her letters from Egypt written in 1849–50, that many an Egyptian family thought it be enough to "protect" their children from the inhumanities of the military service by blinding them in one eye or rendering them unfit by cutting off their limb.