Sentence examples for that pigeon from inspiring English sources

When I visit, it is just before the news that Pigeon will not, as had been widely expected, premiere at Cannes.

Seeing and incubating eggs, or seeing another bird doing so, stimulates prolactin secretion causing the crop gland to become secretory, so that "pigeon milk" is available when the eggs hatch.

Mr. Jemnosa said that pigeon breeding and flying had replaced the boredom of retirement with an unexpected zest for a hobby he craved for his whole life but never indulged in.

A new book, "The Global Pigeon," by Colin Jerolmack, an assistant professor of sociology at New York University who spent three years hanging out with pigeon fliers, makes the point that pigeon breeding brought Italian-Americans and other ethnic whites "into contact with people of a different ethnic and age cohort with whom they were not voluntarily associating before".

"Teahouse," about a Chinese teahouse that serves as a mirror for society at large during the tumultuous first half of the 20th century, began in darkness with the eerie wailing of clay whistles that pigeon fanciers attach to their pets' tail feathers -- a sound instantly evocative of old Beijing -- and the sing-song cries of street peddlers.

This implies that pigeon pea pod presents an adequate morphological profile to retain Ni II) ions.

Many biologists now believe that pigeons use some combination of these.

The author discovers, also, that pigeons occupy a special position in human cosmology.

Jeffrey Greene, who has overseen the repainting, said that pigeons fluttered overhead.

It's important to remember that pigeons basically subsist on the food we drop.

For a flat with a roof that pigeons would think twice about sheltering in?