Sentence examples for nest calls from inspiring English sources

Also part of the package is what Nest calls "seasonal savings," which will see the smart thermostat measure user temperature preferences over the course of the year and make minor modifications over the course of a few weeks.

Deliberately killing a red squirrel or disturbing its nest, called a drey, is a crime.

"For the good of this nation, we're holding this hornet's nest called the business records Fisa," Alexander said, using a term for the bulk collection of domestic phone records.

At times he sounds a wifely tiredness; the old "See everything I do for you, night after night?" And this is his audition to compete against a grizzled no-nonsense P.O.W.? Is this the snake charmer whose song we hope will purge that toxic nest called the Bush White House?

Other sounds include a nest call (cooOOoo) by paired males to attract their mates to the nest sites, a greeting call (a soft ork) by males upon rejoining their mates, and an alarm call (a short roo-oo) by either male or female when threatened.

Instead of destroying the nest, call a local beekeeper.

If you cannot find a nest, call your local wildlife rescue.

These resources could be shared resources, results, logs, or nested calls of other library routines.

You can find pictures and write down details about nesting, calls and other invaluable information.

Nonburrowing rabbits make surface nests called forms, generally under dense protective cover.

The number of remaining generations is decremented by one on each successive nested call, until, when there are no generations left, the innermost call of R simply returns the population size it was presented with.