Sentence examples for of the buzzard from inspiring English sources

There was even footage of the buzzard clonking an unsuspecting cyclist on their helmet.

Based on the identified characteristics of Yatsu landscape, the potential habitats of the buzzard were identified in the study area.

The realtors, if they were of like backwardness, would still be real-estate agents, and the metricians would still be undertakers and brothers of the buzzard.

But in terms of middle England I believe it is the rapid spread of the buzzard that has pushed the species, already in sharp decline, to the brink of extinction.

The discovery in 2001 of the Buzzard field, with over 500m barrels of recoverable oil, was a rare exception in a basin where the average new field holds just 20m barrels.

Indeed, production is forecast to rise slightly this year, to 3.1m barrels a day from 2.9m in 2006, thanks largely to the discovery of the Buzzard field, which came on stream in January.But big finds are the exception and the rise in output will be only a small blip in a downward trend.

This is supported by the broad chromosomal distribution of genes matched to the buzzard transcripts in chicken and zebra finch and the strong positive correlations obtained between chromosome length and the number of matching transcripts in both species.

The scaly red heads of the buzzards were fierce and ugly... "What Harvey Hartsell looks like is a jailbird," the old man said.

Today Rospuda valley quivers with life: lizards and insects with wings like blades of grass slip between ferns and moss; jays call out in imitation of the buzzards; in autumn, red marsh berries grow; in spring, wild orchids bloom.

For acoustic dishabituation, the calls of the buzzards were played for 5 s and the bird's behaviour was recorded until they returned to baseline behaviour.

Chen's open letter is more of a defense against the buzzard of other MDM providers, which are no doubt having a feeding frenzy trying to lure BlackBerry customers away from the incumbent to their own solutions given the perceived unstable ground upon which the Canadian telecom giant currently sits.