Sentence examples for under the bird from inspiring English sources

Fold wings under the bird and tie its legs together with butcher's twine.

"He dumped ashes on the garden," Ms. Tobin said, "and cleaned under the bird feeder".

If that player instead stays with his team, he can sign a five-year deal with 6.5 percent raises under the Bird exception.

Return turkey to roasting pan, tuck the tips of the wings under the bird and shower it with salt and pepper.

Pull the legs away from the body and lift the wings out from under the bird – this helps hot air circulate around the chicken.

Wings should partly cover breasts, and legs should protrude a bit. 2. Tuck garlic and tarragon under the bird and in the nooks of the wings and legs.

In the last slanted softening of late afternoon light, against the squealy repeated note of one small insect's cheep, under the bird-haunted acacia tree towering over the bare trampled compound, and near Camillo's derelict-looking car, dirt footprints on its doors — Camillo had been kicking it barefoot in fury for its refusal to start — an old woman approached through the sunlit risen dust.

So the only possible restraint is an appeal under the birds directive, which the UK government signed and still claims to uphold.

Action plans drawn up under the birds directive have also helped nurture the recovery of over half of the globally endangered bird species targeted, according to research by Birdlife International.

A YOUNG screen writer and director named Curtis Harrington deserves encouragement for his first feature, "Night Tide," which was very quietly tucked under "The Birds" at the Selwyn Theater off Times Square.

This requirement is somewhat vague and apparently leaves some scope for conversion of grassland into arable land, particularly in the case of special protection areas designated under the Birds Directive.