Sentence examples for birds which would from inspiring English sources
Pumpkin may have been served in one form or another, but no ham, no yams, no potatoes, no green beans, no pies, no stuffing for the birds, which would have seemed tough and stringy to anyone brought up on supermarket spheroids.
Generation by generation, they would have more hatchlings than lighter birds, which would over time lead to an increase in their proportion within the population.
The Societe believes the freezing conditions have forced thousands of birds which would usually be on the mainland to come to the island.
Although bird fossils predate these 125-million-year-old specimens, similar gliding dinosaurs could have been an evolutionary step from flightless dinosaurs to airborne birds, which would have eventually lost the rear wings, Zhou and Xu speculate in the 23 January issue of Nature.
In 2007, Variety reported that Watts and George Clooney would star in the remake of Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 film The Birds, which would be directed by Casino Royale director Martin Campbell.
Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the pilot who safely landed U.S. Airways Flight 1549 into the Hudson River in 2009 after his airplane encountered birds, has also spoken out against the proposed transfer station, claiming it could attract birds, which would create many dangers for LaGuardia airport which is less than half a mile away.
Anyone trying to sidle up to a sleeping penguin to take a picture was quickly detected by the prone, sleepy bird, which would soon slide away.
"I almost had a bird, which would be really cool," said CARTER COLEMAN, founder of the Conservancy and old friend of Mr. Plimpton's.
The Maryfield proposal was referred to the Northern Territory Environmental Protection Authority (NTEPA), which concluded the site was home to a number of vulnerable species of bird, which would likely be impacted by the clearing.
Nevertheless, the size and anatomy of the bones identify Samrukia as a unique species of archaic bird which would have weighed at least 25 pounds far larger than any of its known contemporaries.
His childhood letters to his mother ("mama"), always signed Boy, which hang from the ceiling like origami birds, and which would later inspire the title of his autobiographical book, Boy.
