The bird flew high above the trees, singing sweetly.

Meaning: This portrays a bird soaring at a great height, producing melodious sounds.

Choice of Words: The adverb high describes how the bird flew. The prepositional phrase above the trees indicates the location of the bird's flight. The adverb sweetly describes how the bird sang.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The bird flew high above the trees, singing a sweet song.
• The bird flew high above the trees, singing a beautiful song.
• The bird soared high above the treetops, singing sweetly.
• The bird soared high above the clouds, singing sweetly.
• Bird flew high singing sweetly.
• Birds flew above, singing sweetly.
• Birds soared high above the Earth, singing sweetly.
• Birds flew high, singing sweetly.
• Birds chirped sweetly as they flew high above the trees.
• The bird flew high, singing a song.