And that original score that kicks in as a new-age Millennium falcon swoops into view is sure to get you going.
But the falcon is not yet Air Force certified for military and intelligence payloads.
They are the Tarpon, the falcon, the Sea Fox, and the Octopus.
The big guns—Manning and New England Patriot Tom Brady and Atlanta falcon Matt Ryan (maybe)—have first-round byes.
For herself, Gu chose the English name Horus L. Kai, after the ancient Egyptian god of war, sun, and sky, symbolized as a falcon.
I gave it—ay, I gave it to a youth that came to mine aid, and reclaimed a falcon for me!
It is possible that in snaring the owl we have caught the falcon.
The falcon is the falcon of the gods, and the hound is the hound of the gods.
Note: Yang Oerlang is a huntsman, as is indicated by his falcon and hound.
At her side rode her brother, a splendid blaze of finery, falcon on wrist.
mid-13c., from Old French faucon (12c.), from Late Latin falconem (nominative falco) "falcon," probably from Latin falx (genitive falcis) "curved blade, pruning hook, sickle;" the bird said to be so called for the shape of its talons, legs, or beak, but also possibly from the shape of its spread wings.
The other theory is that falx is of Germanic origin and means "gray bird," which is supported by the antiquity of the word in Germanic but opposed by those who point out that falconry by all evidences was imported from the East, and the Germans got it from the Romans, not the other way around.
