Sentence examples for be bird from inspiring English sources
noun
A member of the class of animals Aves in the phylum Chordata, characterized by being warm-blooded, having feathers and wings usually capable of flight, and laying eggs.
- Ducks and sparrows are birds.
Our parents used to be bird enthusiasts.
There'll be bird poop on his face within a week.
If he were any better, he might be Bird.
"Right away I thought this might be bird flu".
My daughter said it might be bird talk, which Marleen had offered to teach her.
Some of it could just be bird and flying-insect droppings.
The large flowers of Strelitzia are thought to be bird-pollinated.
Other species of Musa have erect inflorescences and brightly coloured bracts; these appear to be bird-pollinated, though the flowers are also visited by bees for pollen.
A safety advisory from the N.Y.P.D. last week: "As you battle, train, and capture your Pokémon, just remember you're still in the real world, too!" If Pokémon Go has a real-world analogue, it might be bird-watching, which also involves curious souls going outdoors in search of elusive critters, arranged in a detailed taxonomy.
Actually, for quite a while, she thought she would be bird-watching in Mexico right now.
Ask people "Who do we think we are?' and the answer is as likely to be bird-watchers as Brits.
