Sentence examples similar to white robin from inspiring English sources

The real white-browed robin and blue grouse are a world apart from orchestra instruments or tempered tuning systems.

There's a melodic dawn chorus – Narina Trogon, white-browed robin chat and emerald-spotted wood dove.

She picks up a Fifties black-and-white Robin Day-esque plate from the shelf.

A quick walk around the Hotel Kairaba gardens produced three species of glossy starling, and two local specialities: white-crowned robin-chat and yellow-crowned gonolek.

In addition, WHHL rabbits also had higher baseline plasma LH and FSH concentrations as compared with New Zealand White (NZW) rabbits (Robins et al., 1994), which putatively resulted from a lack of negative feedback inhibition from the ovary (Chappell et al., 1999).

Another is a recent version of his mute, fixtureless sinks, this one suggesting Huckleberry Finn filtered through Magritte: its backsplash morphs into a worn white fence, and a robin's nest with three blue eggs sits in the basin.

"He seems to have a very black-and-white mind," Dr. Robins said.

And with Hull believing the game was won, Hodgson's second try of the game stunned the Black and Whites, and handed Robins' fans a chance to celebrate at the death.

Two broad trends were identified: the superb fairy wren (Malurus cyaneus) and white-browed scrubwren (Sericornis frontalis) displayed a tolerance to urbanisation and the eastern yellow robin (Eosaltrica australis) and white throated treecreeper (Cormobates leucophaeus) demonstrated a threshold response to urbanisation.

The Robins' ruby and white strip could lift anyone with its class.

"I'm the father of two robins," E. B. White writes to his stepson in 1964 from his farm in Maine.