The small, heron-like bird that gives the line its name is one of the shyest and rarest in Britain.
It's a tight space, so slipping past the bouncer may require a reservation or being a Lithuanian woman with heron-like proportions.
One day he was ebullient, kissed both my cheeks and resumed his heron-like posture on the wall behind me, one foot hitched up, but I was suspect.
Bennett [31] concluded, based on its relatively robust hindlimb elements, that Quetzalcoatlus might have been heron- or stork-like in its ecology, and a heron-like lifestyle was also intimated by Padian [21].
"There's a heron that likes to sit by the landing," Mr. Beck said.
The herons like to call out in the morning, and a herd of white-tailed deer has become brazen enough to graze near the main house.
Farther up, a great heron glided like a silent 747.
The pond held a great gray heron, unmoving, like a sculpture.
Say everything you do surrounded by parentheses, e.g., ( flies around and searches for fish in the water ) or ( snatches up a fish and eats it ) If you have no idea what a heron looks like or does, try going on natgeo.com and look for the heron.
Given that his wife, Diana (Synnøve Macody Lund), whom he worships, towers over him, like a heron over a tit, you can vaguely understand his point of view.
When the butterfly landed on the beach, Dr. Wilson stopped, leaning forward like a heron on the hunt, and peered at it.
