Sentence examples for prey about from inspiring English sources

The image of Mr. Troughton's face at certain moments, that of a bullfrog paralyzed by a glimpse of a bird of prey about to swoop down upon it, is likely to stay with you.

And although this particular plot disintegrates into a wildly improbable resolution, its most interesting questions about predators and prey, about psychic wounds and the ability to rise above them, remain piquantly unresolved.

And the cheetahs are successful catching prey about half the time.

The freshwater species Microstomum caudatum can open its mouth almost as wide as its body is long, to swallow prey about as large as itself.

She is currently working on a documentary about Janis Joplin and promoting her film Prophet's Prey, about Warren Jeffs, the former leader of a fundamentalist church sect who is serving a life sentence for sexual assault on children.

She even gained her own title, Birds of Prey, about her and a group of superhero operatives she organizes" The character has been the subject of analysis in academia, regarding the portrayal of women, librarians, and those living with disabilities in mainstream media.

In a civilized world where we don't have to sniff out our prey, it's about as necessary as a big feather hat.

In this festival presented by the Audubon Center, the Prospect Park Alliance and the Urban Park Rangers, children will be introduced to a variety of birds of prey, learn about their habitats and adaptations, and watch them in flight demonstrations.

In this festival presented by the Audubon Center and the Urban Park Rangers, children will be introduced to a variety of birds of prey, learn about their habitats and adaptations and watch them in flight demonstrations.

Crichton continued to postulate on the effects of scientific advancements in works of science fiction such as Prey (2002), about nanotechnology; Next 20055), in which he returned to the blurry ethical boundaries of genetic engineering; and the 2005 thriller State of Fear, his polemical take on global warming.

This was probably because these species were forced to negotiate a biological rush hour that their tardier cousins avoided.Imagine a species that prefers to hunt at a certain time of day, say in the early morning when there is light but little heat, and unsuspecting prey are about.