Sentence examples for get pigeons from inspiring English sources

It was not clear if United States Army or British forces would also get pigeons, which have a long history of helping man in war.

He also cautioned that we're going to get pigeons.

Some people get pigeon-holed into a particular strategy or targeting specific players, and they end up losing value.

The flip side is women who do have children get pigeon-holed into being mothers and wives, and can't get up the ladder.

It annoys me that in this country you get pigeon-holed for certain things - everyone talks about not being relegated but as a manager I have had a few promotions".

MF: No it doesn't piss me off but you know all my life in the theatre I've really not meant to get pigeon-holed - not to get bracketed so that my roles were chosen for me.

Tasmania Tigers (45) may not get pigeon breast disease (43) but cicadas (23) are prone to issues.

Reich: When it comes to the internet, it's very easy to get pigeon hold into being one thing.

If you get pigeon-holed as a low-cost tech provider, what happens when a lower-cost provider emerges or when the geographic balance shifts elsewhere?

Sure, remarks by his co-workers made him fear at first that he'd get pigeon-holed as the lunch guy, but his purposeful weekly access to senior management gave him a moment to mention any thoughts he had on the latest financial news.

In an interview, Ice-T stated that "I didn't want my band to get pigeon-holed as that's the only reason that record sold.