Sentence examples for a roosting from inspiring English sources
A cold marsh, a roosting place for birds.
The loch is a roosting area for geese in winter and a resting area for ducks.
Most Americans like nature, but they like it to stay in its place, especially if it means a roosting colony of vultures that smell like what they eat.
They had discovered, in a crumbling, long-abandoned village half-buried in sand near a remote town in southwestern Saudi Arabia, a roosting spot for bats.
Fortunately we had beaten the joggers and dog-walkers, and were rewarded by the comical sight of a roosting black woodpecker poking its head out of the roost-hole.
As a roosting marsh harrier rises from a field of barley displaying wings tattered from shotgun pellets, Nimrod Mifsud, a Maltese volunteer for the charity, says local birdwatchers take little pleasure in seeing a rare bird.
A roost-ruler is a chicken in charge".
The chickens have free run of the muddy yard and a roost inside a rickety structure with an open front.
Of Barrymore's vision only the cottage remained; he'd likened it to a roost overlooking the spires of Paris.
So it had devolved into a roost for pigeons, crows and street-smart raptors like red-tailed hawks.
