Sentence examples for sparrow out from inspiring English sources

There is one impressive quality to President Bush's budgeting plan, with its outsized tax cuts and deficits: His social planners still manage to keep their eye on the sparrow out there, aiming to squeeze a rent rise from some of the poorest Americans who live in public housing.

Now try picturing a sparrow kicking out the windshield of a Crown Vic.

The tour will begin at Sara D. Roosevelt Park, where sparrows hide out in traffic-light poles.

Classical work by Hermon T. Bumpus on sparrows knocked out by a winter storm showed how important body size was for survival (Bumpus 1899).

Urban song sparrows (Melospiza melodia, pictured) are more aggressive toward their neighbors than are sparrows out in the country, researchers report this month in Behavioral Ecology.

Meanwhile, military scientists are researching the brain of the white-crowned sparrow, to find out how, during migration, it manages to stay awake for seven days on the trot without sleeping.

But while a few sweeps of the field turned up a variety of birds — including seven other species of sparrows — the clay-colored sparrow remained out of sight.

THRUSTING his small strong arm into the firewood piles where they nested, Sun Myung Moon as a boy would flush out sparrows into a net.

According to ornithologists, the tiny Dartford warbler – which is smaller than a sparrow – was almost wiped out over the winter, with the population apparently reduced to just 11 pairs.

But this does not necessarily mean that house sparrows are out of danger, as the turning point has only come in the last few years, the BTO warned.

If one chip can conference with three satellites that are orbiting the Earth to tell you where within 18 inches your teenage daughter is and how fast within a tenth of a foot per hour her boyfriend is coming on to her, then all this stuff about sparrows falling out of trees and God in heaven being aware of it is probably true.