Sentence examples for bird pointing from inspiring English sources

"If you should ever wake up in the morning and see perched on your window sill an uncanny little bird pointing a miniature camera at you, you might be sure that he was a United States feathered photographer," Marion Cothren wrote in her book "Pigeon Heroes," in 1944.

"But that's really not the point," Bird points out.

The elf-baby looked at a bird, pointed at the bird.

Bird pointed the shotgun out of the driver's window and shot Mr Jackson in the forehead, killing him instantly.

In response BIRD pointed to a string of Fifa decisions in which it had opened proceedings against national associations because of government interference.

Bird points out that "we don't say clunge" (The Inbetweeners' memorable term for the female genitals) but all admit that historical accuracy was not their top priority.

In fact, Mr Bird points out, Brazil liked the VAT so much, it embraced 28 different kinds: one for each of the 26 states, one for the federal government, and one for the federal district of Brasília.

Ms. Bird pointed out that the law does not specify who is to pay for the test and does not require sellers whose test results indicate contamination to take any remedial action.