Sentence examples for one heron from inspiring English sources

Stephen King's "Duma Key" ventures to an all-but-uninhabited Florida island where the shells groan at high tide, tennis balls appear unexpectedly, foliage grows ominously quickly, and at least one heron flies upside-down.

Some add to the illustration of the bird in question, as for example the Heron, where the tail-piece shows one heron catching an eel, and another flying away.

There is snorkelling and diving and although there is only one restaurant on Heron it serves very high quality buffet meals.

Later on, Nicholas of Cusa placed at the core of his book De docta ignorantia the idea that God is coincidentia oppositorum: as a truly infinite being, He includes all the opposite and incompatible properties, therefore being all things, and none of them: God has all properties, including contradictory ones (Heron, 1954, I.4).

One Capped Heron was seen chasing another away from a foraging site, until the other bird settled high in a tree (Haverschmidt 1958).

But there are otters in the river Lea (although I've never see one) and herons and woodpeckers on the marshes.

On one trip, a blue heron landed repeatedly in front of advancing canoes.

You'll see kingfishers, herons and pelicans on one side of your boat and Cancún-style high rises from the other.

"I'd like to see little Maggie Heron on one of those rides".

The 13-acre Malibu lagoon, a regular stop for herons and egrets, is on one of the California's most popular and scenic stretches of coast, ABC reports.

"To change consumer buying habits and to get people to think differently about where their food comes from is one thing," Ms. Heron said.