Sentence examples for dove still from inspiring English sources
Dove still needs to crunch the numbers on the Paris tanks, but she hasn't noticed a visual difference between this scenario and the present day.
And even now, they say, long after he has gone and the house sits empty, a white dove still comes in the early morning and sings there.
The dove still figures importantly in the Left Wing symbolism, but the variety in evidence is a formidable example of what breeding can do, being capable of flying, scarcely without pause across the mountains of Tibet down into the Valleys of Pyonang, and all the way to Lake Success... View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Ian Parker.
The dove still figures importantly in the Left Wing symbolism, but the variety in evidence is a formidable example of what breeding can do, being capable of flying, scarcely without pause across the mountains of Tibet down into the Valleys of Pyonang, and all the way to Lake Success... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.
Dove still feels like it has a role to play in ongoing discussions about beauty and body image.
For years we have been inundated with deplorable images of us that have been used as marketing ploys and ridiculous standards of beauty that often don't include us, yet big brands, such as Dove, still want our money.
But also, some ex-hawks still hawks, and ex-doves still doves?
Peace activists returned home with their white doves still in their cages.
As I write, the female dove is still playing hard to get, and the male is inflating his ruff of neck feathers like a diva in a boa.
Despite mounting hunting pressures, the white-winged dove is still able to expand its range northward by approximately 20 km per year, due to increasing grain production, a feeding niche the white-wing has recently begun to exploit.
More generally, although the Cold War is over, the old hawk-dove divisions still very much apply in the world of foreign policy, just with different specifics.
