Sentence examples for birds based on from inspiring English sources

In 2014, Rovio is transitioning into a freemium-focused business – for games, at least – while trying not to alienate a community of more than 260m players who grew to love Angry Birds based on paying small, one-off download fees then getting seemingly-unlimited free updates.

The bird conservancy, after noting that no one really knows how many birds are killed by cats, puts the number of cat-killed birds, based on "reasonable extrapolations from scientific data," at hundreds of millions a year.

Radio 4's series of early-morning shorts about British birds based on their dawn song, accompanied by the mellifluous murmurings of Sir David Attenborough, proved to be an excellent way to start the day.

In fact, Music Week recently revealed that the past decade has produced only four new headline festival acts – Mumford & Sons, Calvin Harris, Avicii and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds – based on its analysis of the main stage headliners at the UK's five mainstream festivals.

Researchers assigned a score to birds based on the proportion of compounds in the preen oil.

In contrast, an accurate phylogenetic grouping would place crocodiles with birds based on shared common ancestry (Figure 1).

The disc opens with "Ascending Bird," based on a melody (inspired by a mythical tale of a bird trying to fly to the sun) that Mr. Cords and Mr. Jacobsen heard while visiting Iran.

The German artist Katharina Fritsch has created an installation of giant rodents titled "Rat King," and Cindy Sherman made a mordant children's book, "Fitcher's Bird," based on a tale by the Grimm brothers.

Morris incorporated Isadora Duncan's "Greek positions" into her ballets of 1910; into her production of Orpheus, based on Christoph Willibald Gluck's Orfeo, at the Savoy Theatre, London; and into her performance of The Blue Bird, based on Maurice Maeterlinck's play L'Oiseau bleu, at the Haymarket Theatre.

Following this review, a diverse collection of objects was distributed to the students, and they were instructed to work in small groups (of about two to four students) to create a model of a contemporary flying bird, based on their shared knowledge of birds.

I pawed through a copy of the Golden Guide to Birds and found the bird, based on its white rump and habits.