Sentence examples for birds and eventually from inspiring English sources
The real story lies in the backstory, which begins with Tippi Hedren, the star of Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" and eventually a devoted animal conservationist.
"They get the payback right away," she says, adding that many customers grow attached to the rental birds and eventually buy them at $20 each.
Only one subset of people ranked in the top 10: travelers from Israel whose immune systems were weak enough to allow the virus to thrive long enough to be picked up by a New York mosquito and spread to birds and, eventually, back to people.
As it weathers, the structure will decompose naturally and become more fully integrated into the forest ecosystem, becoming a micro-habitat for insects, moss, and birds, and eventually merge back into the soil of the forest in about 30 to 50 years. .
The birds become lethargic and eventually are unable to fly or find food.
Or perhaps the decision could be made only on faith faith that answers to questions about the behaviour of birds and clouds would eventually be found.
Early investigations by the Western Australia Department of Agriculture and Food discounted such causes as bird flu and pesticides, and eventually they discovered that the birds were probably dying from lead poisoning.
Scientists trekked to nesting sites in Hawaii, Japan, and India, taped tiny GPS trackers on 19 different birds, let them loose, and eventually logged more than 500 hours of total flight time.
These sets and costumes — ruined palaces, headdresses sprouting beehives and birds — were eventually replaced.
Thus, wild bird populations can amplify and eventually transmit infectious microbes to humans by directly contaminating agricultural fields or surface waters used for drinking, recreation, or crop irrigation.
She predicts that consciousness, which she believes may be shared in some form by all mammals and birds, will eventually be understood by the convergence of "a million little important results," not by a miraculous discovery.
