Sentence examples for bird suggests from inspiring English sources

"The early bird suggests people who might not make it to nightfall," Mr. Batterberry said.

Interpolating the overall correlation for Archaeopteryx, an ancient bird, suggests that its social complexity was likely to have been on a par with modern domesticated chickens.

Sheridan Bird suggests they "are a reverse Milli Vanilli - all the talent, all the natural ability but no records or glittering prizes.

And her scarily intelligent performance in David Cromer's insightful production of the fatally lopsided "Sweet Bird" suggests she has kept her eyes and ears wide open on the job.

Albeit bearing stout teeth and a very primitive shoulder, the anatomy of this bird suggests a closer relationship to modern birds than Confuciusornis.

Maya's unsettled life in Caged Bird suggests her sense of self "as perpetually in the process of becoming, of dying and being reborn, in all its ramifications".

So that I don't think the bird suggested the umbrella; it suddenly suggested this whole image.

Why didn't the analogy of the floo floo bird suggest itself to Mr. Safire when President Bush was making 9/11 the centerpiece of his re-election strategy?

A California Court of Appeal decision last year (Hassell v. Bird) suggested that Internet companies may have a legal duty to enforce such orders, but the California Supreme Court is reviewing that decision.

In a typical rhetorical flourish, he noted how India was, before the industrial revolution, known abroad as a Golden Bird, suggesting it could once again be famous as being a golden opportunity.Yet it is troubling what still goes unsaid.

Bird suggested that the sizes of these largest plates were governed in some way by the finite size of the Earth.