Sentence examples for geese first from inspiring English sources
Just as we turned to head back for lunch, Eduardo seemed to reconsider, suggesting that we see a few more geese first.
When a pair of wedded geese have evicted an intruder from their nest, for instance, the geese first extend their necks forward and wave them up and down, then hold their necks horizontal to the ground and emit a formalized series of cackles that sound like snores.
When the geese first arrive at their new home, make sure to keep them locked up in their shelter with a small mesh-enclosed space to run in for a while.
The set menu was the same each night, first course: goose, second course: seafood.
The analysis indicated that geese were first infected by HPAI H5N1 belonging to clade 2.2 that emerged at QHL during 2005.
If the geese arrive first, the pickers go to the middle of the circle and put on a performance.
The leaders of the anti-Puritan and anti-Calvinist party, notably Richard Montagu, whose New Gagg for an Old Goose (1624) first linked Calvinism with the abusive term Puritan, drew upon the development of Arminianism in Holland.
But it's not until they goose the first few bars of Halcyon with a sample from Belinda Carlisle's Heaven Is a Place on Earth that the nervy anticipation in the room is released.
Secret Status showed her powerful closing ability again yesterday when she roared through the homestretch at Belmont Park to win the Mother Goose, the second race in the Triple Tiara series for fillies.
THE BLUE GOOSE, 306 Seventh Street, Prosser (509-786-1774), serves local wines, microbrews and German beer to accompany salads, hamburgers, pasta dishes and such main courses as blackened halibut, chicken piccata and New York steak.
"The McElderry Book of Mother Goose," the fourth volume (earlier collections were of Greek myths, Aesop's fables and Grimms' fairy tales) does much to continue her storied tradition — and give it a fresh little tweak, especially for those who've had enough of Little Jack Horner and his over-recited ilk.
