'robin' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a noun to refer to the small red-breasted bird, or as a name, as in "Robin was the last one to leave the party".
But Lindo told the Times he hoped the robin would be knocked from its perch.
William Hill bookmakers have the barn owl as second favourite behind the robin to take the win.
We can also expect plenty of tries from play-off contenders with final placings at the end of the round robin sure to come down to bonus points.
It threatened to destroy the symmetry and sanctity of the Premier League itself, where teams play each other home and away in a perfect round robin of 38 contests.
So can the hen harrier steal up on the outside and beat the robin?
Meanwhile, at the other end of the political spectrum the brash, territorial robin has emerged as a champion of English values but a hate figure for some.
Robin Ince, comedian Well, that reminds me that success is not a meritocracy, that a degree of randomness is involved and that I'm lucky doing standup at a point where it became this thing that people were into.
frutafeia.pt/en M-CL You'd never know it to look at him, but baby-faced Robin Gill is already a grizzled veteran at the age of 35.
Billy Crystal referred to the Robin Williams film about a robot who wants to become a human being: "it's called the Al Gore story".
It is perhaps to stop such situations that Robin Williams, it was revealed last week, signed a deed to prevent his image, or any likeness of him, being used at least 25 years after his death.
"Obviously they have been here a lot longer than us," said the airport's business manager, Robin Tudor.
