'beak up' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
The correct phrase is 'break up'. Example: John and Jane decided to break up after years of dating.
He held the bird, beak up, to his lips and blew, parting its breast feathers and revealing the nubbly red skin underneath, so that he could gauge its body fat.
"Okay, let's do this!" To the best of my ability, with the shovel, I scooped up the Myna and as I did, it turned upside down and just lie there atop of it -- beak up.
The interim logo too feels clunky and just a little bit dejected, the giant penguin with its beak up in the air, facing away from the house that it can never enter but casting an eye over its shoulder just in case something exciting happens.
At the Levantine margin, the thinning of the crust in the transitional domain between the onshore and the offshore is gradual, indicating successive extensional regimes that did not reach the beak up stage.
Named Pegomastax africanus, or "thick jaw from Africa," the new species had a short, parrot-shaped beak up front, a pair of stabbing canines and tall teeth tucked behind for slicing plants.
Hornbills are omnivorous, using that fabulous beak to pick up fruit as well as small animals.
The deformities range from slight to gross and can have severe consequences for the birds if they are unable to use their beaks to pick up food or groom feathers so their bodies retain heat.
The results indicate that the SOM model is a more general one and is much better than the eddy-beak-up (EBU) and presumed PDF models, and its results are near to those obtained using the PDF equation model, but can save much more computation time than other complex models.
Without anyone teaching them how, chicks from the Pacific island species would instinctively pick up twigs with their beaks and use them to scrape up food.
"The beak is long so they can pick up insects," she said.
Its beak comes up for a peck.
