Sentence examples for each sparrow from inspiring English sources

The Communist govt. had figured that each sparrow ate an average of seven catties of grain per year.

Theories of history used to be supernatural: the divine ruled time; the hand of God, a special providence, lay behind the fall of each sparrow.

Mao commanded people to eradicate the sparrows by shooting them, destroying their nests, etc., because it was estimated that each sparrow ate about 10 pounds of grain each year and that 60,000 people could be fed for every million sparrows killed.

Each experimental song sparrow sample (total of 31, n = 7−8/group) was hybridized along with a universal reference sample consisting of brain cDNA from 30 non-breeding zebra finches [21] using a dye-swap reference design [72].

Each spring, the white-crowned sparrow, Zonotrichia leucophrys gambelii, sets off from its wintering site in Southern California on a 4300-kilometer migratoon to its breeding site in Alaska.

Although all cohorts were considered individually for these analyses, the feral and 7-8 week rat cohorts and the 2 sparrow cohorts were each combined for graphical clarity and because their daily mean viremia titers and survival rates did not differ statistically.

Viral loads were determined in brain, viscera, and skin from each of 5 sparrows and 4 grackles that died acutely.

Where water is not available, the saxaul sparrow may fly several times each day over long distances to drink.

An individual sparrow and a thrush were each predicted to generate ≈2- and 20-fold more infectious vectors when infected with Tecate than with Tabasco strain viruses, respectively (Table 1).

Neither of the other fossils is preserved well enough to identify its species, Zhou notes, but each represents a bird somewhat larger than a sparrow.

The American alligator and song sparrow share a more recent common ancestor with each other (circled in orange) than either does with the monitor lizard (circled in red).