Sentence examples for crows into from inspiring English sources

The disciplined Dogs hunted in packs and their superior pressure forced the Crows into skill errors and poor decisions with the ball in hand.

The songs, by the Pet Shop Boys, are lame, but the launch pad at the flying competition is a giggle, with flailing rocket-men and giant bumblebees taking tumbles while the fez-topped MC crows into a loudhailer.

They will host Melbourne at Simonds Stadium on Saturday afternoon, needing to win as big as possible to have any chance of leapfrogging the Swans or Crows into the top two.

The win puts the Crows into fifth place on the AFL ladder, equal on points with Greater Western Sydney, Sydney and Geelong.

Forget those fifty stars, all crowed into a corner like swine in a feedlot.

After the baby hemorrhaged, the doctors hustled Tess and Crow into a place the parents called the Room.

I doubt a fox ever conned a crow into dropping his bit of cheese, but I get Aesop's message.

"I'm the only fighter who cut him," he crowed into the Bronx night, with the No. 5 train clattering by.

Mr. Denning, a recent graduate of the Neighborhood Playhouse, turns Crow into a hyped-up hybrid of a Ziggy Stardust-era David Bowie and the bot-boys from Devo.

They were the inspiration of one of the molecular embryologists at the university here, who thought that inserting genes from the common crow into the invasive parrot population would put an end to the parrots' raids on our orchards and vineyards, by giving them a taste for garbage and carrion instead of fruit on the vine.

Bob's wife, his children, grandchildren and other guests crowed into the church.