Sentence examples for bird escapes from inspiring English sources
When Antonietta's bird escapes, she rings Gabriel's bell — though first Ms. Graham has to draw one, of course.
The cat looks in the glass and is flabbergasted at seeing Miss Canary on his back, and then the bird escapes from him.
We implement an experimental design in which a bird escapes through a tunnel containing an obstacle varying in size and position.
If the bird escapes, get even closer and toss the blanket a little faster than before.
And like a lot of folks around the league, the Celtics are beginning to wonder how Coach Bird escaped Larry Legend's immense shadow so quickly and successfully.
Instead — and among other things — he told a story about a man he knew who bought a peacock on impulse and, shortly afterward, while shaving in his pajamas, observed the bird escaping from his country garden.
We measured the wave speed in the model by starting from the time that the wave has arrived at the centre of gravity of the flock (and is thus clearly visible) by calculating for each escaping individual its spatial distance to the first bird escaping and the time interval between the escape of the first individual and itself.
Take strong precautions not to let your bird escape, which probably means clipping their wings and reminding family members, putting screens on doors and windows, and thinking very strategically.
In 1968, the birds escaped in JFK airport through damaged crates.
BIRDBATH Birds escape winter storms in the ruins of the Sutro Baths.
