Sentence examples for had warbled from inspiring English sources

Locals say that they also cut out the vocal cords of a singer who had warbled improvised anti-regime ditties in previous weeks.

All animals with throat bot larvae also had warble fly larvae infestation.

I hadn't warbled my way into the " American Idol" finals.

Live, he has tremulously warbled the Pixies' visceral Where Is My Mind? and tremulously warbled Supertramp's jaunty Breakfast in America.

And if she had to warble off-key, she couldn't have picked a finer mentor than Fleetwood Mac's bleating goddess.

Not bad for a guy who hasn't warbled so much as a "dooby-dooby-doo" in a decade and a half.

The Senate has been warbling away, having a cackle, is probably a reasonable description, for the last ten minutes or so, about his Argentinian tango over the past couple of days on the debt tax.

For Kris Soffa of Philadelphia and her family, car singing is a group affair; recently, since her 14-year-old son, David, attended Oz Fest last summer, they have been warbling to Ozzy Osbourne.

These were followed in 1812 by a musical society, which grew into the Beethoven Society, which was later joined by the Glee Club and Yale blossomed into a singing college, whose songs spread across the nation, and whose descendants have been warbling Yale's name through the far-flung cities of the Atlantic world.

The resulting reductions in warbler densities appeared due to avoidance of areas with high burn severity, whereas areas of low to moderate burn severity had high warbler use.

An avid bird-watcher, he had a beautiful, warbling whistle with which he often accompanied himself as he drove.