Sentence examples for often scavenged from inspiring English sources

The materials for Twist's shows were often scavenged.

Rural people often scavenge for the bombs, believing the metal has value.

These mighty birds are innocent victims that often scavenge carcasses of big game animals left by hunters.

They most often scavenge for afterbirth and newborn lamb faeces, which are highly nutritious.

They will often scavenge, eating scraps and rubbish and can be quite bold when seeking food from people, lingering around picnic areas and bird-feeding trays.

Southern giant petrels (Macronectes giganteus) are the predominant land predator of chicks, responsible for up to 34% of chick deaths in some colonies though they often scavenge dead penguins as well.

In towns and cities it often scavenges for food in garbage containers and congregates in the outdoors of restaurants and other eating establishments to feed on leftover food and crumbs.

What he doesn't grow, he often scavenges.

However, this is very rare, and the raven most often scavenges for afterbirth and stillborn animals as well as newborn lamb faeces.

In the days before the F.B.I arrested him, he was often seen scavenging for cigarette butts and begging for money outside a bowling alley and a sports bar in Rochester.

The odour of urine and rotting food emanating from the denning area often attracts scavenging birds such as magpies and ravens.