Sentence examples for weird bird from inspiring English sources

Jonah came and went, such a weird bird of a boy, so serious.

Close by, a weird bird kept up a disturbance of flirtatious twitters in the jungle; closer still, beneath me, the snails on the plywood made their clumsy crackling.

Out shopping, he relishes a fresh fig or a white peach -- "definite banana notes" -- and begs to buy a "weird bird" like squab or poussin.

Mathew Day Jackson's very figural "Phoenix" (Peace Eagle), a weird bird painted in 2005, flew off to £301,250, and Beatriz Milhaze's purely abstract "Moreno" sold brilliantly for £541,250 immediately after.

"If you saw it alive you would just think it was a weird bird," said Stephen Brusatte, a palaeontologist at the University of Edinburgh who, with colleagues in China, co-authored the research published in the journal Scientific Reports.

There's a case to be made that DC is a bit of a weird bird.

If nothing else, Dr. Norell said, the discovery "shows us that advanced theropod dinosuars may have looked more like weird birds than giant lizards".

There are some pretty weird birds roosting in this part of Westminster, a fraternity that includes forgotten figures such as Thomas Shadwell, Granville Sharp and Charles Sorley.

It's a big, blue, funny, weird, surreal bird in Trafalgar Square.

We've actually gotten the first one in that he is sort of this weird, giant bird amalgam.

"There are phrases in the video that represent the mind's conscious side (voice off) and some the subconscious one (icons, graphics)." By overloading our senses with words, images, and sounds and creating non-sequitur type links between them Rocha creates a disorientating video that might be synesthesia, or might just be lots of crazy images and a weird looking bird flying about your screen.