Sentence examples for like pigeons from inspiring English sources

"Rich folk don't like pigeons".

In Greece, Mr. Cleary recalled, stray dogs roamed the streets, "kind of like pigeons here".

("They're sort of like pigeons, but their black feathers have a subtle green iridescence -- it's very impressive").

The nurses flutter like pigeons.

Papers went flying like pigeons.

"Everyone starts caravaning around, like pigeons on popcorn," he said.

And yet, she likes pigeons.

I don't like having pigeons on my windowsills.

"The problem was, it tasted just like pigeon".

I wonder what Britain's most elitist sport is; one that makes lawn tennis look like pigeon racing?

The menu featured dishes like pigeon with "playful artichoke corn sauce," foie gras accompanied by a "Black Russian cocktail," and chicken cooked in a milk and tobacco sauce.