Sentence examples for birds comes from inspiring English sources
For people like me, who sleep with foil round our heads and refuse to give our flight details to the shop assistant at Heathrow, because miniature shampoos do not need to be tracked like endangered seals, the news that government spies have been sneaking information out of phone apps such as Angry Birds comes as no surprise.
Mabey explains how 13,000 tons of canary grass seed, fodder for caged birds, comes into Britain every year, and is recycled into landfill sites, to leach into the water table, to drift down embankments and sewage-outfall tracks; bringing life and colour to the uniform greys of spurned and disregarded places.
In the mid-1990's he again collaborated with a local playwright, staging Guo Shixing's highly popular "Birdmen," about a group of old Beijing residents whose hobby of raising birds comes under examination by a psychiatrist who has returned from abroad, and "Chess Master," the story of a father's destructive obsession with Chinese chess.
While visiting China and jet-lagged up at 3 a.m., maybe you should change the channel when Alfred Hitchcock's Birds comes on.
Offshore wind structures are a logical landing pad for sea birds, but with flocks of birds comes flocks of bird excrement.
Melanin in mammals and birds comes in two forms: eumelanin, which is black or dark brown, and phaeomelanin, which is red or yellow.
