Sentence examples for in lark from inspiring English sources

Within a short while she'd begun writing the first prototypes for the scenes in Lark Rise.

The next venue was not particularly fruitful either: the newsagent in Lark Lane was away for the afternoon.

Variation partitioning was used to isolate the unique and shared contributions of sets of variables to explained variation in lark distribution and abundance models.

Someone suggested speaking to a newsagent in Lark Lane, others a supermarket in Lodge Lane that reflects the multi-ethnic nature of Toxteth.

(The bird reappears as a metaphor in Lark Rise, where "The gentry flitted across the scene like kingfishers crossing a flock of hedgerow sparrows").

Thompson, to be fair, never makes claims in Lark Rise itself about the interior quality of the lives she is describing.

Oscine (acromyodean): complex musculature involving four pairs of intrinsic muscles (but three pairs in lyrebirds and scrub-birds); some cartilaginous specializations; pessulus present (except in larks).

No direct mention is made by Burnett of the pun, in "larking," on the poet's own name, or the possibility that the "porters" may just as readily refer to "Mrs. Porter and her daughter" from "The Waste Land".

Pujols initially turned down a $10,000 bonus and spent the summer playing for the Hays Larks of the Jayhawk Collegiate League (a summer league in the National Baseball Congress); his total of 48 runs batted in (RBIs) with the team was tied for ninth with Tyler Wasserman in Larks' history.

In 2009 he was a partner in the Lark in East Northport, but he stayed only four months, selling his share to the other owners so that he could open the Good Life in Massapequa Park in May 2010.

Ms. Harris's voice seemed to grow in timbre as they recalled appearing in "The Lark" together in 1955.