| The program in Afghanistan is run in conjunction with the thunderbird School of Global Management. |
| If we leave now we can get a real dinner at a Haitian place I know and then head over to the thunderbird. |
| Some believed every storm to be a struggle between the God of Waters and the thunderbird. |
| A solitary man offers a pipe to the thunderbird in the east, south, west, and north, moving clockwise, then to the deities of the sky and earth. |
| The thunderbird was frequently accompanied by lesser bird spirits, often in the form of eagles or falcons. |
| Spreading his wings like a black cloud in the sky, the thunderbird flew away to the northland. |
