Sentence examples for first geese from inspiring English sources

To the northeast, we saw our first geese: a long, quavering skein of Giant honkers, largest of the seven subspecies of the ubiquitous Canada goose.

From the direction in which the first geese usually fly over town, a man with hunched shoulders and a brown suitcase arrives in town.

That is until last January when he went on his first goose hunt on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

An apparently comic but still troubling treatment of this theme is found in the best-known Red Cavalry story, "My First Goose".

Different from the traditional "flying geese" model that saw Japan as the initial goose, Ozawa suggested the Asian economic miracle was actually led by the US as the first goose, followed by Japan, the Newly Industrializing Economies (NIEs), the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) and China.

If you've got a goose that lays golden eggs, why would you kick it out of the coop just before the neighbors come to see? (I know, it's a pretty awful metaphor, but bear with me) Well, maybe you'd do it if you've got two other golden geese to show anyway, and maybe that first goose is getting a little ruffled.

A third goose, Oscar, died in Iceland, where his body was found on a small island.

With those two they had a knockout combo, and as their presentation was already running over two hours, they decided to save that third goose for when things get dull.

The Ancient Egyptians probably first domesticated geese about 3,000 or 4,000 years ago from the greylag goose as well as the native Egyptian goose.

If the pickers get back first, the geese become the pickers.

If the picker gets back first, the goose becomes the picker; if the goose gets back first, the picker goes again.