Sentence examples for called woodpecker from inspiring English sources

In the buddy comedy Red Flag, he's on a modest movie tour, repping an older film of his called Woodpecker to under-packed art house theaters and stoned kids on college campuses.

Spring peepers are calling, woodpeckers and ruffed grouse have been drumming, said Mr. Davis, the wildlife biologist.

My quick answer is there are two birds -- neither found in Central Park -- the big large wonderful woodpecker, which is called the New Jersey pileated woodpecker.

It may have been a coincidence that my woodpecker called a few seconds later, but maybe not.

A German-accented, pince-nez-wearing wooden woodpecker called Professor Yaffle inspected the object and sagely announced its function.

It's called the "The Woodpecker Menace" and it's a series of short vignettes about his life off the beaten path, about an hour southeast of Seattle.

Former England batsman Pietersen - effectively sacked by the national team in February - called Moores a "woodpecker"  and blamed him for the poor form of Eoin Morgan, who dismissed for a single run.

They called him Pecker because he would walk down the street like this (mimes woodpecker movements).

A notable example was a correspondence article by Martin Collinson on a video analysis of a Pileated Woodpecker that called into question the apparent sighting of the seemingly extinct Ivory-billed Woodpecker Campephilus principalis [ 10].

One of his military commanders admiringly called Carter "tough as woodpecker lips".

A red-bellied woodpecker calls in the distance, one of the few birds we hear in this ghostly wilderness.