Sentence examples for odd feather from inspiring English sources

It is entirely possible, then, that even Tyrannosaurus rex sported the odd feather or two.

Dried droppings and the odd feather are the only proof that the gloomy structure was once home to 1,000 chickens.

Align the jig so that the odd feather lines up perpendicular to the notch in the nock.

The little Epidexipteryx (pictured above) also has odd feathers – it has four very long plumes attached to the tail that are thought to have been used as some kind of signal.

The Second Coming upset Christians and introduced Davies fans to a future Doctor Who (Christopher Eccleston), while a super-camp Casanova ruffled the odd period feather and introduced Davies fans to another future Doctor, David Tennant.

Take arrow and lock it on string with the cock (odd colored feather) facing away from the bow.

On the runways this meant lots of jungle prints, beading and the odd brightly coloured feather.

The reason for the changes was to reduce the relief of the designs and to change the number of tail feathers on the eagle from eight to seven; this was done because all prior United States coinage depicted the bald eagle as having an odd number of tail feathers.

Outermost primary feathers of "odd day" nestlings in lined nests (12.64±0.77 mm) were significantly longer than those of nestlings in unlined nests (9.02±0.82 mm) (t = 3.13, df = 13, p = 0.008; Fig. 3C).

The Pollywog, as aerodynamic as a feather duster, made odd swooshing noises as I false-cast.

The shapes he makes are intriguingly odd, like a peacock without feathers.