Sentence examples for edible birds from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in Greek religion all edible birds, wild animals of the hunt, and fish were used.

Rubber, tin, coconuts, peanuts (groundnuts), edible birds' nests, and forest and fish products are exported from its roadstead harbour.

The pigeon has the keenest eye of all edible birds, and is the most destructive, gobbling up millions of pounds' worth of young crops each year.

Groff is the author of the story collection "Delicate Edible Birds," and three novels, including "Fates and Furies," which was published in 2015.

Groff is the author of the story collection "Delicate Edible Birds" and three novels, including "Arcadia," which was published in 2012, and "Fates and Furies," which came out in 2015.

When dropped in the jungle in the Arakan, as the Daily Telegraph obituary of Tom reported, he took with him little more than a kilo of opium for currency, and a manual of Burmese that "contained useful translations for words such as 'laudanum' and 'chambermaid' and listed, among the principal exports of the country, edible birds' nests and sea slugs".

One of Borneo's biggest peacetime enteprice was exporting edible bird's nests to China.

The Dutch and Belgians don't have the monopoly on edible bird's nests – Polish Scotch eggs, jaskółcze gniazda, have the same moniker, and are also served with potato, although with a fresh horseradish cream sauce.

The edible bird's nest has been in Indonesia for hundreds of years, but it wasn't until the advent of the CD player that the boom really took off, said Lim Chan Koon, of the University of Malaysia, the co-author of "The Swiftlets of Borneo".

The Malaysian agricultural ministry says its edible bird's nest industry is worth RM5b ($1.59bn £1.01bnn).

Edible bird's nest (EBN) is a prestigious and superior functional food.