Sentence examples for a chick from from inspiring English sources

They're sending me a chick from Montana, which is where they live.

Contemporary fans can easily forget that the game as we know it didn't emerge whole, like a chick from an egg.

The undisputed top talker as far as grey parrots are concerned is Prudle, who was rescued as a chick from a nest in a felled tree in Uganda, also in 1958.

The great albatrosses (like the wandering albatross) take over a year to raise a chick from laying to fledging.

An isolated event of intraspecific predation in juvenile American white ibis has been observed, where a juvenile attacked and consumed a chick from another nest.

In clutches of seven eggs, one of the six chicks was swapped with a chick from another nest.

A chick emerges from an egg and a butterfly from a chrysalis.

They designed cards that showed temporal sequences, like a chick hatching from an egg or an infant growing into an adult.

In one current ad, a chick escapes from its eggshell and scrambles to freedom; others feature a rolling ball and racing sperm.

On 17 January 1912, Carrel removed a chick embryo from its egg and cut out a small fragment of its still-beating heart with the aim of keeping it alive as long as possible.

As a child you took a kestrel chick from the wild and raised it yourself.