Birds In A Sentence

• The birds were her friends, and they seemed to sing of things she did not know.
• Some are shaped like birds and they make a singing noise when the wind blows through them.
• No one of our poets is simpler or purer, or writes so lovingly of birds and flowers.
• He slept and woke again, and still the trees waved above him and the birds fluttered to and fro.
• Bright-hued birds were flitting to and fro, now in the shadow, now in the sunshine.
• I was far from being superstitious, but I would rather have seen any other birds just then.
• Born and living here as free as the birds of the air, I learned to love freedom.
• The Koran says that only birds can fly, and none can get into this castle without wings.
• Of other birds of any kind I heard or saw little on my excursions through Crete.
• The ill-omened birds settled down once more, until they covered the roof and disfigured all the landscape.
• To make birds and other animals relate their stories has been done sometimes, and generally with success.
• The food of this fox is various, but seems to consist principally of lemmings and of birds and their eggs.
• So he put his great paw on the nest and pressed it down until the poor little birds could hardly breathe.
• If you watch little birds just out of the nest, you may see them being taught how to find their food.
• Here, in the heart of a pastoral country, the birds sang and the flowers bloomed all through the year.
• Finally, the tempter filled the tree-top with his own birds of pride, the starry pageant of the peacocks.
• His acquaintance with jay birds was limited, but he recognized them when he met them, and considered them very good fellows.
• The birds would come at his call, and the squirrels would scamper down the trees to take food from his hand.
• All his ready money was gone, and mortgages began to settle down like birds of ill-omen upon his house and lands.
• While I was sketching, my attention was called off for a moment by the cries of birds and the bleatings of sheep.
• The Clovernook children learned to know the flowers and the trees by name, and to tell the birds by their songs.
• Far away, through the heavy boughs of the ailantus tree, day was breaking in a glimmer of purple-few birds were twittering among the leaves.
• We were utterly unable to thank him, and, stumbling over each other in the passage, flew up to our own room like caged birds set free.

• With the birds amid the ling.
• The birds are building their nests.
• Studies of birds killed in nocturnal migration.
• The birds of the mountain can tell of the place.
• You can hear the birds chirping as if they were happy.
• The thirsty birds had stopped singing.
• In a minute the little birds will fly out and join them.
• Sometimes frigate birds and other sea birds were snared.
• To merry birds that sing amid the trees.
• When the old birds came home they were very angry.
• There are also many fish, birds and insects.
• The sea is covered thick with ice, and the birds fly away.
• It is very easy to see the birds teaching their little ones to fly.
• You will find the young birds sitting quietly on fences or trees.
• But she was still a child of nature, the birds her best companions.
• Thousands of noisy sea birds come to the rocky cliffs to lay their eggs.
• The sailors followed, carrying strange birds and animals from across the sea.

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