The word "canary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to a yellow songbird of the finch family. For example: "My grandmother always kept a pet canary in a special cage."
We're here to complement Westfield, and the shopping centre in Canary Wharf.
This will be dwarfed by a tower of luxury flats 100 yards downstream, its 43 storeys just seven fewer than Canary Wharf.
They were often known as canary girls because their skin would turn yellow if it came into contact with sulphur.
With US college enrollment declining for two straight years, education experts say Sweet Briar represents the canary in the coal mine for similar institutions.
I was thrilled by Dubai's Burj Khalifa – located as it is in the desert – and the City of London tower cluster seen from the Monument; Canary Wharf is exciting from Greenwich Park, less so from Poplar.
Besides, he said, Mumbai doesn't need a Canary Wharf.
Cameron's proposal is modelled on the Spanish response to the flow of refugees to the Canary Islands from west Africa.
The team also tested 105 camels in the Canary Islands, where they serve the tourism industry, and found 15 of those were infected, or 14%.
Then go to the great glass towers of Canary Wharf, still in the borough but in all other ways another world completely.
Seven insectivorous bat species, including three pipistrellus [species], are native to the Canary Islands, while Egyptian fruit bats (Rousettus aegyptiacus) have been introduced".
He added: "The Canary Islands' deep-sea ecosystems are unique and they sustain species that are vital for the tourism and fisheries in the area.
