Sentence examples for lark you from inspiring English sources

16-18: A moderate lark, you rise early and sleep in the middle of the evening.

If you want a Lark, you should probably just drop by the Apple Store.

"It was just a lark, you know, the old carrot and stick approach.

And then there are so many birds, in the beautiful Loire Valley sky -- golden orioles, red-legged partridges, jays, larks -- so many larks you could cry.

The satisfying opener, Lonesome Street, packs a snappy Coxon riff, Albarn's staccato phrasing and some Beatle-y larks: you can almost see Alex James waving his fringe around as his bass plonks along.

According to its promotional video, you tell Lark what you had for breakfast – verbally, if you want – and it snipes back: "Bacon – that's the third time this week".

The old Plan B was a lark that you could enjoy even if you never got past the dreaming phase.

"But it just happens, and then after it happens, after adolescence, it starts to then advance again, and it becomes more normal in young adulthood, and then eventually you become more of a lark as you get older".

Meet a fellow lark and you have a friend for years.

"Split the Lark — and you'll find the Music, Emily Dickinsonn wrote, in a taunt aimed at the world's know-it-alls and literalists.

However, Wroe's particular favourite, and Ravilous's too, is not the brilliant yellowhammer or sheeny blackbird but the muddy brown lark, which you find in such abundance on the downs.