Sentence examples for with its crest from inspiring English sources

The high crest: if you see a cockatiel with its crest all the way up, it means that he/she is scared or angry.

A surface ridge is visible also above reflector B, with its crest offset laterally from the reflector.

The Sierra Nevada is an asymmetrical range with its crest and high peaks decidedly toward the east.

Salerno doesn't pull much out of these people, so he relies, with fetishistic attention, on still shots of Salinger's long, melancholy face, with its crest of thick dark hair, its lips slightly twisted in saturnine amusement.

After formation of the transform passive margin in Aptian times, landscape development was further driven by a swell-like uplift with its crest situated ∼ 300 km from the coastline.

Completed in 1902, with its crest raised in 1912 and 1933, an earlier dam 4 miles (6 km) downstream from the Aswan High Dam holds back about 174.2 billion cubic feet (4.9 billion cubic metres) of water from the tail of the Nile flood in the late autumn.

Especially popular as a pet is the 50-cm- (20-inch) long sulfur-crested cockatoo (Cacatua galerita), with its handsome crest of narrow, golden, forward-curving feathers.

James Hopson, one of the first researchers to describe lambeosaurine crests in terms of such distinctions, suggested that P. cyrtocristatus, with its small crest, was the female form of P. tubicen.

All these years Ms. Dunning has kept her Packard's original key with its elaborate crest.

Not just Fortnum & Mason, apparently, they'll also be stocked "at London's finest provisioners", says the Proper Beans' website, complete with its own Crest.

London-origin passengers board the umber-and-cream British Pullman to rumble down through the Garden of England before transferring to the rake of navy-blue Wagons-Lits that are drawn up alongside the platform at Calais, each with its own crest and polished metal lettering.