Sentence examples for beak are from inspiring English sources

The flippers, along with the beak, are the prime weapons in defense and attack.

The monsters Karou draws — one woman who is serpent from the waist down, another with human eyes but a parrot's beak — are not of her imagination.

The precise, savage planes of the novel, sharp as a stabbing bird's beak, are clear to the reader from its justly famous opening ("Hale knew, before he had been in Brighton three hours, that they meant to murder him").

A hunt for the first moon orbiting a planet outside our solar system, a study into how LSD affects the brain, and an attempt to unravel what the dodo did with its strange beak are among the latest scientific endeavours to appeal for financial help from the crowd online.

And the cranes can fight back; their talons and beak are surprisingly effective at taking out a fox, bobcat or coyote.

Since features (e.g., having feathers, having a beak) are properties, there is no reason why current property theories could not be emended and extended to make contact with such accounts, and it seems likely that this will be a fruitful line of inquiry in the future (see Margolis & Laurence 1999 for a useful selection of papers on concepts).

The beak is black.

His beak is significant.

Its beak was bright yellow.

His beak is mottled and jagged.

The beak is the only hard part of the body.