crow造句

The crow thinks his own bird fairest.

The crow of the cock is a harbinger of dawn.

Yet when disaster strikes, doomsayers do not get to crow.

One day, the crow flew far away looking for food.

You should not crow over a defeated enemy.

He gets up at the crow of the rooster every day.

The wings of a crow can never cover up the sun.

The rooster flew up to a big rock and began to crow.

Then a clumsy-footed crow awakes in them, stirring the branches and croaking mournfully.

A crane and a crow had made a league on oath.

They stood in the dry grass, looking up at the crow; and the crow, on the rigid bough of the tree, its head drawn in, perched immobile as iron.

It was the biggest crow she had ever seen, plump and sleek, with rainbows shining in its black feathers.

THE ivory-billed woodpecker is not large, as birds go. It is about the size of a crow, but flashier.

As he slung his jacket over his shoulder, he noticed the crow that had disturbed him earlier.

Until a coyote at 5.25pm on day one, I saw no creature more exotic than a crow.

Rhett said frankly that the crepe veil made her look like a crow and the black dresses added ten years to her age.

Members of the crow family (Corvidae) are particularly susceptible, but virus has been detected in dead and dying birds of more than 250 species.

Mike was still able to balance on a perch and walk clumsily; he even attempted to preen and crow, although he could do neither.

However, as a support hero I would usually spend money on a chicken/crow recepie/set of obs wards, and this would get made later.

Whoever, for the purpose of reaping profits, assembles a crow to engage in gambling, opens a gambling house, or makes an occupation of gambling

It is just the reverse of you, said the dog, it's as black as a crow, and has a long neck and a brass knob, it eats firewood, so that fire spurts out of its mouth.

I could hear the voice inside counting the notes, and then a thin old crow of a woman in a black dress put her nose out and regarded me suspiciously before letting me in.

Any of various birds of the genus Nucifraga, especially ocatactes of northern Eurasia and mbiana of western North America, that are related to the crow and feed chiefly on the seeds of pine cones.

They showed me the hidden things silence revealed: a pheasant craning its neck to spy on us from a thicket, a crow hopping from branch to branch, a raccoon snoring in its den.