pigeon造句

I just killed a pigeon.

Little pigeon can carry great message.

A pigeon perched on our porch railing.

The pigeon is a beautiful and genteel bird.

A pigeon is cooing up in one of the elm.

Many journalists here choose to pigeon all but the most innocuous of stories.

An old man sat on the park bench and fed the pigeon.

I don't care where the money comes from: that's not my pigeon.

He corresponded with lofty men of learning, but also with farmers and pigeon breeders.

The investigation determined that the man cleaned pigeon faeces from blocked roof gutters at his home shortly before symptom onset.

Chuck: Eagle, heron, peacock, warrior, mountain, tree, rabbit, fish, locust, king pigeon, and of course, downward duck.

The pigeon could then peck on one of four levers that moved the 'target' up, down, left and right.

Start slow with forward bends and calf stretches, move on to pigeon pose and plow at the end.

As the name implies, pigeon is an awkward pose, and it happens to be the most challenging for me.

Above all, if you see an accident about to happen, on the road or in business, honk like a wild goose rather than cooing like a pet pigeon.

Not only am I obliged to wear heels and a posh frock, I am expected to tackle a wood-pigeon salad with an unnecessary amount of cutlery.

Outside the St John's shopping centre branch, a pigeon was roosting beneath the garish yellow and red signs advertising the 50% off.

Let "China and United States Race Pigeon Communication Center" to help us to get a better understanding of our racing pigeons sport !

For example, birds clap their wings together at the peak of the upstroke during takeoff - that's the clatter of a pigeon taking off in the park - and rotate their wings on the way down to get lift.

"and he said, Take a young cow of three years old, and a she-goat of three years old, and a sheep of three years old, and a dove and a young pigeon."