Sentence examples for a birds of from inspiring English sources
The previous record for a "Birds of America" was $4 million.
Are there people out there, the mentally disciplined, who don't start at Wikipedia looking for the birthdate of William Shakespeare for a casual aside in a bit of dialogue and end up four hours later, via a wonderfully logical train of net-thought, booking a birds of prey day at Mary Arden's cottage for a child's birthday party four months from now? Help.
A wedge-tailed eagle that was part of a birds of prey show at Alice Springs Desert Park flew at a young boy and latched on to his head with its talons instead of flying over to a perch as it had been trained to.
Spring Ahead Old Westbury Gardens opens this weekend with the proper bow to spring: today a plant sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., "Ask a Master Gardener" sessions from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., a "Birds of Prey" demonstration at 1 p.m. and a reptile show at 2 30 p.m., an Arbor Day tree dedication ceremony at 2 p.m. and a lecture on rhododendrons at 2 p.m.
Kotok coordinated a birds of a feather meeting on Selection of Payment Vehicle for Internet Purchases on April 7 , 1997at WWW6 in Santa Clara, California.
On July 6, a birds of prey show at Alice Springs Desert Park in Australia's Northern Territory went awry after a bird apparently tried to carry off a small boy, The Guardian reports.
The government does have a bird-of-prey working group.
In 1962 a local flag also incorporated a bird-of-paradise.
This story is such a bird-in-a-bird-in-a-bird of tabloid tropes that it feels conceived by Viz.
"A bird of prey!" "Yep," Merck nodded.
