Sentence examples for feather up from inspiring English sources

"What you got that feather up for?" "Reminds me of down home.

'They feather up nicely because they grow steadily,' says Colin Davey, the farmer here and a poultry stockman for 21 years.

And what was Mort Feather up to these days?

It wasn't that they were proud of themselves; I mean, I doubt any one of them longed to stick a feather up his bum and go on a Gay Pride parade.

Occasionally, a dancer had to lick a feather up off the floor and set on its way again; Méndez Marín swallowed his feather and had to spit it out, and the little blob sailed in a gentle arc toward us and landed damply.

Ripples of energy sent their backlighted bodies undulating, just as currents of air sent feathers up and into the audience, evoking both delight and irritation.

And she'll dust on peachy blush by NARS on the apples of the cheek, sometimes feathering up toward the ear.

The startup, which recently moved from an apartment laundry room to a warehouse, sells dried black soldier fly larvae as chicken treats (which one customer gave "an enthusiastic 10 feathers up") and is looking into manufacturing oils and protein powders.

The song he is chanting– one part goes something like "hay-kay-CUT, hay-kay-CUT as thay-kay-CUT ass up behay-kay-CUT ase women follow the plow broadustting barley seed, sounds as old as agriculture.

The wings are black, with brown inner edges to the flight feathers, and the tail is green-glossed black with two elongated, slender, central tail feathers, up to 9 cm (3.5 in) long.

Feather grew up in the industrial town of Bradford in the West Riding of Yorkshire.