Sentence examples for pigeon through from inspiring English sources

For instance, being decked by a woman because you ignored approximately eight obvious social cues in favour of standing about, nodding intently but emotionlessly, like a cat watching a pigeon through a window.

Ms. Whaley put the pigeons through their paces by mimicking the moves of the male lead, which she had observed on video.

Re "Can't See the Pigeon for the Feathers" (April 26): It is interesting to note that designers of military aircraft camouflage have incorporated a technique similar to the one nature afforded some pigeons through evolution.

In the New World a series can be traced from the typical Zenaida pigeons, through the ground doves (Columbina, Claravis, Metriopelia and Scardafella), which are mostly compact with short tails, and the Leptotila doves of South America, with longer legs suitable for running over the ground, to the New World quail doves (Geotrygon and Starnoenas).

The river, the Little Pigeon, flows through the town of Pigeon Forge, which is seven miles north of the plant and is home to the Dollywood amusement park.

It looks like the Surrey pigeon got through the worst of it but was overcome by exhaustion.

One spring day in 1976, a bedraggled pigeon traipsed through the open doorway of the Koho School of Sumi-E, a tiny, cramped Japanese brush painting school in SoHo.

Such a wide scope is impressive, and Mr Ford's enthusiasm for more obscure factual details, such as the decline of the passenger pigeon, shines through.

These signalling pathways may act on a stem cell population that gives rise to the proliferative germinal epithelium which produces the cells that eventually form the tracts of parakeratinised cells termed pigeon 'milk' through extracellular matrix-receptor interactions.

"There were pigeons flying through broken windows and such," she said.

Pigeons shuttle through the rafters above and speckle him with droppings.