Sentence examples for are dove from inspiring English sources
noun
A pigeon, especially one smaller in size; a bird (often arbitrarily called either a pigeon or a dove or both) of more than 300 species of the family Columbidae.
There are dove, lion and elephant figurines, white as alabaster, animating the tops of fences.
Unilever's change of policy applies to all its personal care products worldwide although in the UK the main brands involved are Dove and Radox.
What are Dove's feelings towards Jedediah Shine when he decides to employ him?
Some good kinds are Dove, Degree, and Lady Speed Stick.
"I was sort of embarrassed not to be a dove, since most writers are doves," he says.
Of the 11 FOMC members, 5 are "doves" - Bernanke, Yellen, Dudley, Bullard and Evans.
That may be true, but so is this: Pigeons are doves; they are merely the white variety's darker cousins.
These days, perhaps Unilever's riskiest step is Dove antiperspirant.
The sky is dove gray, the air crisp like a tart apple.
Was Dove invoking the centuries-old stereotype that black is dirty and white is pure?
