Sentence examples for flocks of crows from inspiring English sources
The dogs upset the great flocks of crows — karasu — that nest in the foliage or perch insolently on the tombs and whose bitter cawing fractures the peace.
I spoke with Thomas this past July, on a soft summer evening in Kigali — the hour of sudden equatorial dusk, when flocks of crows and lone buzzards reel, screaming, between the trees and rooftops.
We parked along a country road, lit cigarettes, cracked the window open, and watched the November night rush in like a flock of crows.
She recalled a moment from childhood right out of "The Birds," when, looking out of a school window, she saw a huge flock of crows rimming the playground.
Minutes after Mr. Chambers walked out of the prison, all the reporters were gone and the flock of crows had flown away, too.
They include a flock of crows flying into the camera, the devil suddenly lunging forward from his throne and a host of disembodied spirits flitting around.
But the Japanese designer did not just put women in black like a flock of crows flying across the brash 1980s.
Among them is Kiki Smith's "Three Crows" (1995), a group of dead-looking bronze-silicon crows littered about the museum's floor, memorializing a flock of crows poisoned by pesticides in her home state of New Jersey.
One September afternoon in Portland, a flock of crows snatches Prue McKeel's baby brother and drags him into the Impassable Wilderness, a forbidden and supposedly uninhabitable woodland just across the Willamette River.
