Sentence examples for birds when a from inspiring English sources

That vow was tested during the filming of "Little Birds," when a homeless crack addict, angry that the crew had displaced him from an abandoned motel, threatened the actresses; James was able to talk him down without taking his fists from his pockets.

Nevertheless, similar results were obtained for birds when a single northern hemisphere species that had exceptionally divergent populations was removed from our analyses.

My companion and I were just congratulating ourselves on seeing this dazzling bird, when a long, slender figure lolloped across the path: an otter.

The GAN, for example, learns to generate an image of a bird when a caption says bird and, likewise, learns what a picture of a bird should look like.

And both were highly superstitious: the hypersensitive, high-strung Saint Laurent is terrified of birds; when showing a new collection, he sometimes fingers a talisman — worry beads, a toy Bugs Bunny — to allay his anxiety.

*And frankly, I'm the kind of geek who would rather scroll through a list of startups than play a round of Angry Birds when I have a few minutes to spare).

Ilê-Aiyê — the pioneering bloco afro founded in 1974 — was accompanied by a dawn chorus of birds when it performed a booming affirmation of African culture and black pride in the wee hours of Sunday morning at Campo Grande.

"There used to be more birds when it was a dump," said Susan Fowler, an office administrator who lives in West New Brighton.

But among birds, when I encounter a new face or renew my acquaintance with an old one, I turn to Forbush for help in comprehending what I have been looking at.

He entertains reporters, saying he saw "Tweety birds" when he took a forearm to the face, and boasting about the 55 text messages he had waiting after Louisville won the Big East.

'Chip' calls are given by individual birds when foraging, and a similar call is given by nestlings that call at an increased rate as the mother approaches the nest.