Sentence examples for head of a bird from inspiring English sources

Joseph Sutter, the lead designer, was obsessed with birds, and I guess it looks like the head of a bird".

And yet Beale could flash into sudden liveliness: when he talked of hawks, he suggested – without exactly mimicking – the cocked head of a bird of prey.

Chadelle points out that there is also only one semi-human figure: a naive stick figure drawn in black, with four fingers, and the head of a bird, who is either dead or injured.

Their leather saddles with embroidered cloth survived, as well as bridle and other tack decorated with plaques of real and mythical animals — like griffins, which had the body of a tiger or lion with wings and the head of a bird.

In photographs from 1980 to now, birds -- in this case, pigeons -- besiege a bull in Jaipur, India; seem to make conversation with monkeys in Amber, also in India; swarm like clouds of nebulae in the skies over Guanajuato, Mexico; and wheel amiably over the head of a "bird man" in Nayarit, a state in Mexico.

What do you picture in your head of a bird?

It was the head of a ceramic bird, dating from the 18th century.

Above the figure is a celestial band with part of the head of a sacred bird visible in the centre.

The social hierarchy in chickens can be measured by the number of aggressive pecks, which are usually aimed at the head of a receiving bird [ 5].

In view of the above annoying problems, part annotations, object bounding box or part annotations are often used to eliminate background noise and to highlight the discriminative part [1 6], such as the whole body, head, or torso of a bird.

A fine ceramic bowl was recovered from the tomb, with the handle formed from three-dimensional head and neck of a bird emerging from the two-dimensional body painted on the lid.