Sentence examples for thrasher from inspiring English sources
The word "thrasher" is usable in written English and is well written
It can be used to refer to a person or thing that thrashes, often in the context of music or a type of bird. Example: "The thrasher bird is known for its distinctive song and behavior." Alternatives include "beater" or "batter."
In the e-mail, he writes longingly of "all-white thrasher games", referring to Atlanta's ice hockey team, where concessions revenues "were nearly triple what they are at hawks games".
And it is still subject to a referendum next year.Most Georgians do not get particularly exercised about the state flag, any more than they do about the state bird (the brown thrasher).
The brown thrasher (Toxostoma rufum) is a good singer but does not mimic as frequently as the mockingbird.
The brown thrasher does some, or all of his fellow-birds and everything he does seems good to him.
On a recent weekend, we were within earshot of a read-in by a brown thrasher.
Such is the biology, the entelechy, of the thrasher that he finds a few afternoons of spring riot quite enough to set his whole world back on an even keel.
Professor Michael Thrasher says I should go for Watford.
Analysis of local by-elections by Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher of Plymouth University suggests that there has been a 10% swing from Labour to Tory in the South and Midlands.
Kelly Thrasher-Bruner, a spokeswoman for Waffle House, paid tribute to Ms Brightwell.
From the roof, he pointed to where Sergeant Robert Thrasher, for whom the J.S.S. was named, had been killed by a sniper, last February.
Written by two Nashville vets, Neil Thrasher and Michael Dulaney, the song starts with lines about "A couple of guys in first class on a flight / From New York to Los Angeles / Kinda making small talk, killing time," and then runs with the idea that residents of the coasts don't care about what's going on in the middle of the country.
