Sentence examples for about the beak from inspiring English sources

Notice what it says about the beak, or tail.

I always started with her nose, this flourish of the pen which brought about the beak-like nose.

Correction: February 24 , 2004 Tuesday A report in the Family Fare column of Weekend on Friday about the play "The Beak, the Sausage and the Axe" at the Palace of Variety in Manhattan misidentified Yvette Feuer's partner in playing all the roles in the production.

We talk about the college library (which houses wonders: a Gutenberg bible, a first folio Shakespeare, the original much-corrected manuscript of Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard), and about a boardgame the beak has invented, The Eton Game, which I've seen for sale in the high street.

Swans have been marked with a nick on the beak since about 1560 in England.

The length of the beak increases linearly for about 50 days.

"I'd look at the lines of the beak of the bird and think about my music constructively and visually from his work," says Abrams.

In the case of the toucan, about 30 to 60 percent of body heat can be lost through the beak.

The beak also serves as a third foot as the macaw climbs about in trees searching for seeds, as well as fruits, flowers, and leaves.

The beak is black.

What, the beak?