Sentence examples for miserable bird from inspiring English sources

Short of shutting down the several-block area around the building, or putting the complex inside a massive wrought-iron cage, like a miserable bird, we might well have hit our limit.

Though he remembers himself as a plucky boy who was easily able to put the trauma of his parents' disappearance behind him, his former classmates remember him as "an odd bird" and "miserable loner".

Three miserable-looking trees, a bird, and what's going on with those misshapen clumps over on the right?

I am not one of those fat birds who feels miserable because models are thin.

Try eight from Lunt, who profited from another Wardle break, and a ninth from Robinson completed a miserable 40 minutes for the Airlie Birds who trailed 54-6 when the half-time hooter sounded.

A bird with fish hooks embedded in its mouth is a miserable sight to behold (and also a common one).

The rose has made him so miserable that, in torment, he has taken advantage of a flock of birds to convey him to other planets.

Eventually I backed down and decided to join everyone for the day, going all over the place, and it was the most miserable day; it was so packed with people all jostling to see birds and we kept missing things.

After Orwell's death Wodehouse wrote: "He struck me as one of those warped birds who have never recovered from an unhappy childhood and a miserable school life".

Nor have his spirits been boosted by a miserable first-round 77, made worse because another golfer in his group that morning, Jim (Bird) Soulsby, shot 59.

She speaks sweetly but out of abstraction; her bones are as fragile as a bird's; her eyes look right through her spectacles, right through this hot and miserable world, at a wonder.