Sentence examples for upset Birds from inspiring English sources

People clearly cannot get enough of flinging upset birds at moderately evil (or perhaps, misunderstood) pigs.

We don't have the details on the upcoming titles, but chances are the game involves slinging upset birds at green pigs.

I'm still upset that Bird's no longer makes Ice Magic.

You'll also learn to respect the raw power of these creatures; after all, if you upset a bird and it clenches its claw, your arm will crunch underneath in pain.

Prowling as they do the nests of Democrats, their lip-smacking presence is enough to upset any bird -- by analogy, the architects and bureaucrats of the Obama administration who labor now to bring the Affordable Care Act and its hairball of a website to some reasonable fruition.

If your children are upset that the bird died, explain to them that the bird is in a good place and that dying is a part of life's cycle, one that all living beings face.

The squawking, to say nothing of the dirty feathers that fly regularly from the alarmed birds, upsets the tourists.

My first Kentucky Derby — in 2009, when Mine That Bird upset the field — was overwhelming, exhilarating and a deluge of sensory stimulation (perhaps hovering on overload).

The Girl, the BBC-HBO biopic that tells Tippi Hedren's side of the story about the making of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, has upset a lot of the director's fans – but if ever there was a man likely to see the dramatic possibility of an inexperienced yet ambitious young woman being psychologically tortured by a powerful man in sexual thrall to her, it was him.

When told Bird was upset by their outbursts, he replied, "I'm not going to get into, you know, the coach, his opinion.

The crowd rummaged in their programmes to remember the odds: 50 to 1.Mine That Bird's upset victory was a happy finish for an event that had its share of troubles this year.