Sentence examples for it pigeon from inspiring English sources

Patterson calls it squab; she calls it pigeon.

The only qualm I have with the MyBlogLog service is the company name — it pigeon holes their business to blogs.

The fact is that, be it Pigeon English or The Road Home, all people want to read about nowadays is the immigrant experience.

Pierre Sonnerat brought the bird to the attention of ornithologists in 1782, calling it Pigeon Hollandais (Dutch pigeon), a French vernacular name that derives from its white, dark blue and red colouration, which reminded Sonnerat of the Dutch flag.

A succession of scraping voices warned me not to get aggressive; the city protected its squirrels as passionately as it protected its pigeons.

It commences with a group of pigeons who will not be sunk, (and let's face it pigeons face heavy opposition), the narrative is full of animals who won't let humans sink them; sink them in stories about their behaviour, sink them in idiot science, or sink them in idiot philosophy and self-justification.

If you live in a city, you will probably have seen it a hundred times, maybe without even thinking about it: pigeons eating chicken bones.

It looked terrible; it was dirty, it had pigeon fallings all over it.

But their training is proceeding, as someone knowledgeable on the subject put it, "on pigeon time," so this may not occur until later in the run of the piece.

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A block-long limestone mansion originally built as a welfare hotel for the retiring rich invites streetwise Graff artists and others to gild it's decayed rooms, raising it from pigeon-infested squalor.