Sentence examples for about the feather from inspiring English sources

"Everything about the feather points to aerodynamic structure, indicating that the initial function of feathers was in an aerodynamic context".

At the next performance Mr. Crudup was furiously thinking about the feather when it came time to speak the line, and so he hesitated.

"In Italy, after you clean duck, you pass on top of a flame to take out the small things about the feather" -- the quills.

But what about the feather bubble of 1913?

Sarah Lyall of The New York Times noted several suggestions that were made about the feather: "Does the white feather symbolize the unbearable lightness of being?

"Before this fossil, we had no evidence about the feathers, colors and flipper shapes of ancient penguins," Julia A. Clarke, a paleontologist at the University of Texas at Austin, said in a statement.

For more detailed information about the feathering loci, see the extensive review by Chambers et al. [ 4].

The girls in the video do not care about ruffling the feathers of bullies.

I faintly remember dreaming about plucking the feathers off its lifeless corpse, cramming it full of some kind of stuffing, throwing it in the oven, and eating the entire thing in one sitting.

Yet his nomination of Gunawan, whom Samad claims he's warned Jokowi about, has ruffled the feathers of watchdogs.

The characters, the place, the events, and even the little details about the arrow feathers and the "mountain chicken" are all true.