Sentence examples for birds looks from inspiring English sources

This mechanized processing of cute little birds looks like something out of a Kubrick film.

The cool green of the garden, filled with tropical plants and exotic birds, looks out over the distant lagoon.

His first important film and a landmark in the field, "Dead Birds," looks at the Dani of New Guinea, a warring highlands people he's called "the last practicing Stone Age society".

These birds look so alike, you'd never know.

"Look at the birds, look at the trees," he said.

That meant that it might be possible to reconstruct what ancient birds looked like.

The other birds look on like hosts watching their dinner guests brawling across the table.

The jaunty crests of these tropical American birds look as if they've been chemically treated.

The hawk, also rare for the season, was ascending, hectored by three much smaller birds looking to drive it away.

The man who had gone to sell food stamps was among the early birds, looking bleary and irritable.

Squatting down, he was surrounded by a whole flock of feeding, flapping birds, looking a lot like Dr. Dolittle.