Sentence examples for A caw from inspiring English sources

A CAW spokesmanwas quoted as saying by the newspaper, "It really is support for the bargaining committees to continue.

And Malcolm let out a caw that was so exact, so piercingly beautiful, that Ares felt his heart contract.

He quoted Philip Larkin on Dylan: a "cawing, derisive voice".

The dance and the music -- a cawing Czech folk song and a richly textured chamber music score by Janacek -- combine to create a vivid, fluid portrait of a group of loving strangers bound by proximity and need.

This is the kind of play in which a line like "That's about 200 miles as the crow flies" absolutely must be followed by the sound of a cawing bird.

Odd noises break the silence: a squirrel scuttling up a tree, a crow's caw, the crack of a twig.

In the last scene, more chopping from the Hound boy, does he love to chop!—and the sound of a bird caw.

As a great writer friend of mine observed about Dowd, "Praising with faint damns, or a crow cawing from a tree top where she would wish to be seen as a canary in a coal mine".

Taking his cue from Lauretta, Puzio had looked into the annals of Egyptian cosmogony and found mention there of another deity — Bennu, a long-legged wading bird, who had landed on the mound of creation and let loose an omnific caw.

Vocalizations include an affiliative (friendly) call krik, and a louder call resembling a crow's caw.

An example would be to make a step while a crow is cawing, or a Cicada is sounding off, so their noise covers your own.