Sentence examples for bird waits from inspiring English sources

Among colonial pairs, the incubating bird waits until its partner arrives in the nest, to prevent other birds from entering the nest.

The oak sleeps in the acorn, the bird waits in the egg, and in the highest vision of the soul a waking angel stirs.

Knowledge about how parents behave while off-nest or near the nest during the exchange (e.g., whether the returning bird waits for a signal from its incubating partner, or whether the incubating parent waits for its off-nest partner to return) may help understand the factors determining biparental incubation-scheduling.

Still, Bird waited for the hallway to clear before entering a unisex bathroom.

I don't want a bird waiting for me with a crate of beer and a line of coke.

Trump put down his hands and pulled in his shoulders, like a scavenger bird waiting for the next dead iguana.

And through the docker, all that time ago, the devil entered her: she can feel him crouched inside, folded up like a bird, waiting his chance to fly.

Since mid-June the Taepodong had been sitting on its launching pad, a premonitory bird waiting to take wing — and hiding in plain sight.

If you don't want be an early bird, waiting an hour or more isn't so bad with a glass of cava in your hand, and plates of sautéed padron peppers and bacon-wrapped dates to snack on.

A future frontcourt of Bird and Roundfield wouldbe a solid nucleus, Pacers Coach Bob Leonard felt, and he decided he was willing to draft Bird, wait for him to finish his collegiate career and gamble that the Pacers could sign him by the following June.

At first, the mother bird waited until the person came close and then flew to a nearby bush to shout out alarms calls, a behavior called flushing that birds do to distract predators in the wild.