Sentence examples for crows there from inspiring English sources

The woods were at the time full of crows, and it was called Crow Hill, partly because there were a great many crows there and partly on account of the people nicknaming the darkies 'crows,' too".

Even if he had wanted to come, Mr. Schwab crows, there is no room for has-beens at Davos.

To return to our example from the Christian tradition, when Jesus truly prophecies that Peter will deny him three times before the cock crows, there is no philosophical puzzle as long as we do not claim that Peter's denials are contingent events.

"Just as he had to eat a little bit of crow, there are some other folks" who will, too.

The inaugural concert featured performers of all strains of American music, but, aside from Will.i.am singing a duet with Sheryl Crow, there were no rap performances.

"My first worry is 'What am I wearing?' Say I go and see Lenny Kravitz or Sheryl Crow, there's always a great danger of them asking you.

As Michelle Alexander explains in "The New Jim Crow," there are now more African-American men behind bars or on probation or parole than were enslaved in 1850.

It's interesting to note that Rajan and others (Charles Morris, Robert Gnaizda) who correctly predicted chaos don't go in for crowing; there's nothing smug or overbearing in their testimony.

Mr. Forrester put more than $3 million of his own money into the race, his campaign manager crowed, "There's more where that came from," and his opponents suddenly found that their potential donors had been scared off.

According to preliminary estimates, output grew by 3.5% on an annual basis in the fourth quarter of 2006, much faster than expected and up sharply from the third quarter.Not surprisingly, Mr Bush did plenty of crowing: "There is one undisputed leader in the world in terms of economy, and that's the USA".

Thus, after the Chilcot report was published this week, we had Blair crowing: there had been no lies; parliament and the cabinet had not been misled; there had been no secret commitment to war; intelligence had not been falsified; and the decision had been made in good faith.