Sentence examples for pulling worms from inspiring English sources

Starlings strut in the grass pulling worms.

And at night, she observes them pulling worms from the lawn.

From there we walked down a slight hill, passing a flock of sulfur-crested cockatoos, just milling about, pulling worms from the front lawn of a bed-and-breakfast.

Blackbirds are ground feeders pulling worms and pecking at insects and berries at the bottom of hedgerows.

The official used longstanding French slang to express how difficult it was now to get information on the bombings, saying, "Now we have to pull worms from their noses".

Child geniuses don't experience normal formative childhood experiences – like pulling a worm in half and discovering you can make two worms – because they're already functioning at a level that most people will only arrive at after years of study punctuated by hormonal temper tantrums and procrasturbation.

Pull the worm out and it will likely snap in two.

Anyak grimaced as the nurse carefully pulled the worm out a bit, spooled it around gauze, and bandaged it to prevent infection.

Pull the worm down onto the hook.

Or reach down slowly and grasp and pull the worm from the ground.

Jack, pulling at a worm like a dog at some spaghetti, until it snaps in half and he swallows it, unblinking: Bosh.