Sentence examples for brood call from inspiring English sources

Dr. Daniel Sprague, a biologist, played ultralight motor sounds and the parental brood call to the chicks 24 hours before they were hatched.

Last year's count of early-returning fish from the brood, called jacks, provided much of the basis for the forecast of 254,000 fish.

A family of four portrayed by professional actors was installed in a five-story SoHo town house, where journalists were invited to meet and greet the fictional brood, called the Kensingtons.

Berlin-based Andre Crom, fresh from debuting the new sound of his OFF Recordings label, has paired with frequent collaborator Chi Thanh and Janidu on the brooding "Freedom Call".

Those who have camped out at the front of the stage all day in order to catch a glimpse of the Rolling Stones seem a little nonplussed by their support act performing a brooding song about familial abuse called River of Pain, complete with a cacophonous free-jazz interlude, nor – more surprisingly – are they much moved by the blaring sirens and relentless bassline of Swastika Eyes.

A brooding tune called "Ransom Man" evoked the more boilerplate efforts of the countryish singer-songwriter Ryan Adams.

Though the next two years were full of creative and interpersonal struggle, they yielded serendipitous results: a fierce, brooding record called "St.

His solo on a brooding theme called "Ferrara Napoli" was relaxed and soulful, at one point suggesting vintage Clark Terry.

Set mostly in a brooding mansion called Mandacrest, with a brief excursion to an Egyptian tomb, the tale was written by Charles Ludlam in 1984 for the Ridiculous Theatrical Company, his Off Off Broadway troupe.

This is what biologists call brood parasitism.

The RSPB and the conservationist Mark Avery challenged the legality of what he called "brood meddling".