Sentence examples for a birds from inspiring English sources

A: Birds that migrated individually or in small groups were less likely to survive and have offspring.

For both spots, only Line A birds infected with E. acervulina contained this protein in their sera (Figure 6).

The previous record for a "Birds of America" was $4 million.

enacted a Birds Directive.

The song is interesting, as it depicts Christmas from a birds' eye perspective, from space.

The red box shows a birds eye view of the six lines, with each black square representing one site.

(Candidates include a birds-and-flowers magazine for Britain and a food magazine for Brazil).

UAVs also give a birds-eye-view of a battlefield, which is helpful from a logistics standpoint.

A birds-eye flyover view of Sydney, Australia in Apple Maps.

On the show, there are a lot of stories that come from a birds-eye view.

I remember that in lieu of a birds-and-bees talk, my parents gave me a book by James Dobson.