Sentence examples for hot bird from inspiring English sources
Last month Hot Bird, a craft-beer bar in Brooklyn, barred children.
On another Web site, another wrote, "I really wish I had a Hot Bird T-shirt".
In an effort to solve the Hot Bird mystery, she conducted her own investigation.
IT'S hard to miss the sprinkling of "Hot Bird" signs visible from Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn.
Hot Bird is the name of two long-defunct Brooklyn barbecue chicken places.
Hot Bird, a popular bar in Clinton Hill, is eighty-two feet above sea level, and sustained no major damage.
He discusses feathers' astonishing ability to keep birds warm, observing tiny kinglets on a winter ecology trip led by Mr. Heinrich, and their almost equally impressive power to cool hot birds down.
It invented "hot birds", whereby several satellites operate from a single geostationary position, beaming hundreds of channels to people's satellite receivers; it thus overtook Eutelsat to become the third-biggest satellite operator in the world.
Aside from what could be considered the jarring juxtaposition of the words "hot" and "bird," a few of the signs are painted a radiant yellow and are bigger than highway billboards.
The fat turkey sizzled in the oven, and the smell of hot roasting bird wafted up the stairs to tease my two brothers, Blair and Brent, and me awake.
Still popular at The Seafood Restaurant, this salad is hot with bird-eye chilli, but it needs to be for the correct balance of flavour.
