Sentence examples for homing world from inspiring English sources

"I put an ad in British Homing World but none of the pigeon racers wanted to get involved in a music project," he says.

These photographs were taken at the British Homing World Show of the Year, which is Europe's largest pigeon fair.

The mystery of the "Bermuda Triangle" of the homing pigeon world may have been solved.

Peregrine falcons are also occasionally used to scare away birds at airports to reduce the risk of bird-plane strikes, improving air-traffic safety, and were used to intercept homing pigeons during World War II.

The balloon had two means of communication with the outside world, buoys and homing pigeons.

Asked a couple of questions about the world trade talks before homing in on the "British jobs" question.

Finally and pointedly -- in the context of a new study by the Donaldson Adoption Institute titled "A Changing World" -- the "re-homing" story should be understood as an insight into the emerging realities of intercountry adoption, because nearly all of the children in the news being "re-homed" were adopted from abroad.

The problem is that terrorists are like homing pigeons – they come home to roost.

And while pesticides obviously lead to better crop yields in the short term, a 2011 U.N. report and recent studies published in Science magazine suggest that common pesticides may be interfering with bees' homing instincts, causing declining bee populations around the world.

For a start, there is a risk of trivialising world-wide problems like climate change by homing in on individuals' everyday concerns.

Route 22 in New Jersey, which once appeared to aim directly for the World Trade towers on the horizon as though homing in on a beacon, is now a disembodied shopping strip that might be in any edge city in America.