Sentence examples for birds when it from inspiring English sources

She read "The Thorn Birds" when it was published, but never did get through "Gone With the Wind".

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

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.

His daughter might be able to watch Angry Birds when it comes out next year, or even Pixels, while presumably she does not even visit the set of Thrones.

Carpet-bombing the world with licences for products has the effect of turning the franchise into a cultural phenomenon almost through osmosis; Candy Crush Saga rivals the original Angry Birds when it comes to downloads, but someone who has never played the game may well not recognise the first thing from it.

If the judge signs off on an agreement, research groups may seek a statement from Congress on whether it intended to regulate mice, rats, and birds when it passed the AWA.

If you have small children, don't let them around the habitat and the bird when it's in its new home.

"You can't catch a bird when it's looking at you," Mr. Horvath said.

"When a product moves through the plant, bacteria levels are reduced many hundreds of times to a fraction of what was naturally on the bird when it arrived," she said.

"I knew there would be a lot of passionate defenders of swans, but we can't base our management policies just on the aesthetics of a bird when it has such negative impacts," said Bryan Swift, the conservation agency's statewide waterfowl specialist, told the New York Times.

The dodo was just one species of bird when it went the way of T-Rex.