Sentence examples for pigeon flies from inspiring English sources

A pigeon flies up behind her.

When the couple reunites, a second pigeon flies in to complete the tableau.

There is also a remarkable scene in which a pigeon flies into the hallway and Georges pursues it as if it represents some kind of liberated spirit.

They have been relegated instead to the West Side Highway, with a speakers platform set up at Chambers Street, roughly three miles from the Garden as the pigeon flies.

In its most sciencey passage, Tim Howard, the reporter, presents an explanatory theory from an expert described as "a heavy hitter in the pigeon world". It goes like this: Churning iron in the center of the earth throws off lines of magnetic force; a pigeon flies through the lines and can perhaps "feel them" by way of particles of magnetite in its beak.

Their saga is symbolized by the birds, who have three cameos: in the first, a pair of pigeons flies across the stage in a rush of avian joie de vivre; in the second, a lone pigeon flies out of the loft; and in the third, a pigeon perches on the man's shoulder as he pirouettes toward his love.

In fact, the pigeon flew west.

As a pigeon flyer, Sedona is atypical.

Flying away from the Sun, the pigeon flew west.

The woman artist of "Pigeon, Fly!" has been partially erased, but she isn't dead yet.

Not only did the Pigeon fly, she said, but someone had just stopped to say, "Nice bike".