Sentence examples for stray pigeons from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 30, 1927 P. 7 Talk story about the stray pigeons around the Public Library, Madison Square Garden, Pennsylvania Station, lower Broadway and the Battery.

By Russel Crouse The New Yorker, July 30 , 1927P. 7 Talk story about the stray pigeons around the Public Library, Madison Square Garden, Pennsylvania Station, lower Broadway and the Battery.

That makes three of the first seven lofts already spoken for, and there's still a stray pigeon in the buildings.

I looked after a stray pigeon a couple of years ago, and although I wasn't particularly keen on it, I did feel I had an important, if unwilling, role as its carer.

A parking lot on W. 48th St. is busy all day and half the night, but at dawn it is deserted except for pigeons and stray cats.

He learned that pigeons may stray from a flock because they become confused, feel threatened by a hawk, lose a mate or find the coop overcrowded.

In 1916, it became illegal to consume more than two courses whilst lunching in a public eating place or more than three for dinner; fines were introduced for members of the public found feeding the pigeons or stray animals.

"The city thinks it can get rid of all the pigeons and the stray cats and dogs and winos and bums.

This particular evening, he spotted a stray chicken clucking behind a row of pigeon cages.

Theresa Nazzaro, 48, who rescues stray cats and even the occasional injured pigeon, said she had wanted to take care of Rusty but could not get to the horse.

In Greece, Mr. Cleary recalled, stray dogs roamed the streets, "kind of like pigeons here".