The phrase "at the perch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to birds, fishing, or metaphorically to describe a position or situation.
Example: "The bird sat quietly at the perch, watching the world below."
Alternatives: "on the perch" or "at the roost".
(The agency discovered the talking baby character at the Perch Live Sketch Comedy Theater Club in Charlotte).
Though the whole day is an easy ride, it is strongly advised to pretend you're tired and stop on the way back at the Perch, which is well marked, in Binsey (Binsey Lane; 44-1865-728-891; the-perch.co.uk).
During the pre-egg stage, which lasts about 30 to 60 days, the mated pairs spend much time at the perch sites, but they occasionally visit the nest site or cliff top and join in communal water displays.
But that made sense: murder would have been too real, too abject there and, given Dexter's aesthetic of murder as an intellectual riddle to be solved in front of a pretty English backdrop, Morse could hardly be expected to wander down those mean streets after a pint of authentically warm bitter at the Perch.
"How do I land" won, and Braunohler hosted a party at the Perch rooftop bar in downtown LA for supporters to take in the airborne antic.
PRIME AT THE BENTLEY Perched on the rooftop of a hotel, with seating indoors and out, this kosher restaurant with a view has some unusual features.
With application A an overall mite reduction of 53% was observed, while with B the mean mite numbers decreased by 39% at the perches and 92% at the egg-belt lid.
We estimated total time of flight by counting the frames between the bird's feet leaving the near perch and arriving at the far perch, and using the camera frame rate to convert to milliseconds.
"They would stare at me from the perch above the fridge," Ms. Tingle said plaintively.
We look at it from the perch of restorative justice because the JRB is really service-based.
This post can also be read on Audubon's blog, The Perch, at magblog.audubon.org.org
