Sentence examples for well a bird from inspiring English sources

Bruno Mars sings like, well, a bird.

One question that arises from our observation of alterations in BOLD response in birds that produce aberrant or variant song is whether there is a correlation between how well a bird imitates its tutor's song and the volume and magnitude of BOLD activation of the auditory areas by that song.

An exception is bird's-foot violet (V. pedata), which has deeply cut leaves that look, well, like a bird's foot.

You'll be worn out from flying through the night and desperate for a safe place to rest and to eat, well, like a bird, which is to say, like a pig.

This response, which is at once personal and generic, forms the foundation of everything that follows: Crow Country is a slice of autobiography, as well as a bird book.

The island is home to Stone Harbor and Avalon as well as a bird sanctuary and the Wetlands Institute, a conservation organization that held outdoor seminars for the public called "Thursday Evenings With the Egrets" in the years the birds made the sanctuary their home.

Wouldn't it be great to have a close-up view of that seemingly perfect house on the market from all angles, as well as a bird's-eye view of the yard?

This experience will provide hands on experience as well as a bird's eye view of an entire school.

I found these lines by the British lyricist Arthur J Lamb which describe the situation well: She's only a bird in a gilded cage, A beautiful sight to see.

The balcony area was open as well and this offered a bird's-eye view of the performance.

There are also photos of a man hugging a pelican, as well as stretching out a bird's wings and grabbing it by its beak. .