Sentence examples for sparrow strikes from inspiring English sources

Sparrow strikes a new deal with Jones to deliver one hundred souls in exchange for his own.

(Piaf means "sparrow".) She is a hit.

As always, I'm struck as much by their tiny size – barely bigger than a sparrow – as by their undeniably dazzling colours.

Asia swirls in a blizzard; winter is rising on drifts across the pavements, soon every gutter will be a locked rivulet then it will be time for rose and orange lights to dot the Prudential, and sparrows to bulb along the stricken branches.

He buries a sparrow.

Consider the sparrow.

Porcelain sparrow by Roost, $10.

One showed a song sparrow, not a common sparrow.

"Swamp sparrow," said Mr. Zmoda.

Another showed a house sparrow, formerly called an English sparrow.

His dark sparrow eyes gleamed.