Sentence examples for team of birds from inspiring English sources

Instead, it's a roleplaying game (RPG) that sees you building up a team of birds and attacking pigs through other means.

You have to build up a team of birds, craft and upgrade weapons for them, and then see off pigs through turn-based battles, rather than physics-flinging.

A20 SCIENCE/HEALTH Doubts Raised About Rare Bird Three biologists are questioning the evidence used by a team of bird experts who made the electrifying claim in April that they had sighted an ivory-billed woodpecker, a bird presumed to have vanished from the United States more than 60 years ago, in the swampy forests of southeast Arkansas.

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He has a racing team of 100 birds in his coop in Coney Island, and this year entered 70 in the invitational he has organized for the last 10 years.

It wasn't the first time the Hyatt's VIP guests had been attacked while dining, so the hotel decided to hire a team of vicious birds to scare the shit out of the gulls.

A packed Manchester Arena studded with domestic sport luminaries including Amir Khan, Darren Fletcher, Chris Smalling, Dereck Chisora, Danny Cipriani and Joleon Lescott watched as James and company took GB to school in the manner of the Dream Team of Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird whose smallest winning margin was 36 points en route to sweeping the gold at the Barcelona Games.

They recently closed a deal with Finland's Boomlagoon, a studio from a team of former Angry Birds developers.

His team of restorers washed bird streaks and tar from the outside, removed bird's nests from the base of the arm, replaced pieces of the nose, and redid the torch.

But Richard Prum, an ornithologist at Yale University, says the paper is flawed because the team relied on pictures of birds in a book rather than observing them in the wild.

To see whether roosters simply crow in response to external stimuli or according to a circadian rhythm an internally driven, cyclical pattern of behavior that occurs over a 24-hour period the team put one group of birds into a room with continuously dim lights and tracked the birds' crowing over the course of a month.