Sentence examples for a young sparrow from inspiring English sources
So Fabre took a black-bellied tarantula — a cousin of the Italian kind — and had it bite the leg of a young sparrow.
After fledging and leaving the care of their parents, young sparrows have a high mortality rate, which lessens as they grow older and more experienced.
After a silent winter, in which the adults stop singing, the young sparrows start to perform the song they heard as chicks a year earlier.
So what of the young sparrows of Harlem now?
He had been reading Shakespeare with "eyes which are as tender as young sparrows," particularly noting sombre passages in Measure for Measure and King Lear.
Happy porpoises jump in the sea, By the rainspout young sparrows are playing, And the snake is gold-skinned as it should always be.
When a young rufous-crowned sparrow leaves the nest after eight or nine days, it is still incapable of flight, though it can run through the underbrush; during this time it is still fed by the parents.
It begins when the director, Nanfu Wang ("Hooligan Sparrow"), meets a young, itinerant homeless man named Dylan in Florida and decides to tag along with him.
In the second, more fanciful section, a young maid named Audrey (Anais Demoustier) is miraculously turned into a sparrow and spends a joyous night flying around the airport's runways and terminals.
A tree, a sparrow, and a blade.
