Sentence examples for feather which from inspiring English sources

"They were at some level of birds of feather, which was probably why Nash was so concerned," she said.

For the Riverhead Free Library, he created a lacquered paper mobile called "Fin and Feather," which hangs in the atrium.

He'll be playing music from his recent album, "Birds of a Feather," which focuses on Parker's repertory.

I picked up the feather, which was on a thin gold chain, but I stayed squatted, close to the edge, leaning my head into the danger zone.

Many finds of fossil feathers consist of a single feather, which makes identifying their former owners not always easy (identifying feathers from living birds can already be challenging).

It has been written by Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran, creators of Birds Of A Feather which is being revived by ITV next year.

The two central tail feathers, which are black and ribbonlike, have a plastic feel.

Feathers, which consist of beta keratin, are considered to have evolved from reptilian scales (Figure 2).

Both groups have white outer tail feathers, which show best in flight.

The body plumage likewise consists of very short feathers, which minimize friction and turbulence.

Parrots have relatively few feathers, which are hard in texture and normally gaudy in colour.