Sentence examples for manner of birds from inspiring English sources

The Greek myth of Daedalus and Icarus involves man's use of wings in the manner of birds.

The ponds attract all manner of birds, and they also attract people: "People were a little wary of coming through the park before," says Sampaio.

Strolling down the cliff, I passed an aquarium and Living Coasts, a giant aviary housing all manner of birds from penguins flopping in puddles to African greys still noisily searching for mates.

Here, consignments of Tasmanian devils arrive to join Barbary apes, elephants, camels, snakes, wolves and all manner of birds; amid the squawking parrots and cockatoos and fluting bluebirds, it is the room of entirely silent birds, held in tiny, individual cells, that most disturbs Jaffy.

There are bears (the book of Kings and Samuel) and deer (Psalm 42 or many other places) and crocodiles and all manner of birds of the air.

Everybody's cool inniiiiiiiiiiit," he squawked desperately in the caff, eyes moistening and plumage bristling, before doing disco fingers at the lino and some manner of "bird semaphore" at those who hadn't already fled in terror.

Where we live there are squirrels, rabbits, all manner of wild birds, foxes, mountain lions.

Long walks uncover all manner of wild birds, while the more adventurous can head to the Surfhouse Klitmøller ([email protected]) for a windsurfing lesson.

Although we cannot extract evidence of the strength of prezygotic isolation between toad species from the current dataset, abundant evidence from anuran vocalization studies suggests that prezygotic isolation could be quite important, and may have driven speciation in this group in a manner similar to that of birds [16], [76] [78], [80].

A bald man with a thick Mississippi accent and the skittish manner of a shore bird, Shettles had a wife and seven children living in an apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Impressive because of their length — some here grow to 16 feet — Burmese pythons can eat all manner of small animals like birds, other snakes and rodents.