Sentence examples for swallows from inspiring English sources

Two swallows chase low, weaving between the sheep and lambs.

"Either he lets these marines die or he swallows his heart and says I've got to do this.

This suggests a turn in the tide when Murdoch swallows his pride and admits reducing women to dumb bare bodies doesn't sell as well as it did.

OS Map: Explorer 138: Dover, Folkestone & Hythe The lookout from the summit, taking in the Jaws of Borrowdale and still waters of Derwent Isle, was immortalised in the classic book Swallows and Amazons.

The most fun ones were the swallows, which played by the pool, swooping in threes and dipping their little bellies in, then flapping around a bit before diving back down.

I noticed from the flyleaf of Peter Duck that the author had written others, and my method of searching for these books had a sort of dim pathos about it; I simply went around picking up any book I saw lying about to see if it was called Swallows and Amazons.

So in the end he swallows his pride and decides to embrace earnest Mr Letta after all, and sheds a tear.

It bursts into action with an earthquake that swallows the heroine alive, and the date is St Valentine's day 1989, the day on which the fatwa was declared.

The need to defend a handful of settlers swallows up a huge chunk of the defence budget, while their presence enrages Palestinians.Mr Sharon's other option is to play for time.

Tommy Thompson, the American health secretary, says this means his country is shouldering much of the cost of pharmaceutical research, and has asked the Europeans to pay more.Medical titheAlready, health-care spending on average swallows up nearly a tenth of GDP in rich countries, and that proportion is rising steadily (see chart 1).

There would therefore be selective pressure in favour of swallows with shorter wings.