Sentence examples for sprouts feathers from inspiring English sources

Grace Cleave, the main character in Frame's novel "Towards Another Summer," is part migratory bird, and sprouts feathers, and yet a few commentators have insisted that Grace's human social ineptness provides firm evidence that Frame herself must have been pathologically anti-social (which is not true by the way).

Another famous scene is in Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, where Natalie Portman sprouts feathers and wings to transform into a swan-like creature.

And now in Swan Boy, where the main character begins to sprout feathers.

"Our new find clinches it: all dinosaurs had feathers, or at least the potential to sprout feathers".

Birds, for example, evolved wings when their finger bones fused together and sprouted feathers more than 150 million years ago.

Morgan Kirch (morgankirch.fr) makes sophisticated dark-hued women's wear like black minivests sprouting feathers (230 euros).

Lady Gaga emerged from an egg-shaped cocoon to lead a troupe of dancers through her gay anthem Born This Way a good hour before Cee Lo Green, sprouting feathers from an armoured breastplate, was joined by Gwyneth Paltrow and a horde of muppets for his hit Forget You.

Whether it's benches imitating rocks, lamps sprouting feathers or floating jellyfish table sculptures, we admire the beauty of nature in objects.

During the Jurassic period, between about 200 million and 145 million years ago, some meat-eating dinosaurs began evolving birdlike skeletons and sprouting feathers on their bodies.

Sprouting feathers, her arms become black wings as she finally loses herself and is transformed into a black swan.

With its barely there typing keys, the thing looks so ethereal that you half expect it to sprout feathered wings.