ravens造句

"And those ravens!" she exclaimed with a shudder. "Are those ravens going to eat it alive?"

"I seek for my brothers, the seven ravens," answered she.

"Snow, Snow, Snow, " the ravens called down from above.

Are those ravens going to eat it alive?

Outside, ravens circled and the wind rang the temple roofs bells.

A flock of cawing ravens had just flown up from in front of her.

Some battles are won with swords and spears, others with quills and ravens.

"The water of the stream will be your drink, and by my orders the ravens will give you food there."

The poor young ravens lay upon the ground, flapping their wings, and crying: "Oh, what helpless chicks we are!"

But the poor young ravens lay upon the ground, flapping their wings, and crying, oh, what helpless chicks we are.

and the ravens took him bread in the morning and meat in the evening; and the water of the stream was his drink.

The ravens brought him bread and meat in the morning and bread and meat in the evening, and he drank from the brook.

The birds, ranging from the delicate diamond doves shown here to burly ravens, have crystal sensors surgically implanted in their pectorals and elsewhere that measure muscle contractions as they fly.

One of Scotland’s best ridge walks is a favourite of Nutkins: it offers a chance to see golden eagles, peregrine falcons and ravens, as well as glorious wild and mountainous countryside.

`It IS the same thing with you,' said the Hatter, and here the conversation dropped, and the party sat silent for a minute, while Alice thought over all she could remember about ravens and writing-desks, which wasn't much.

"Our people never hunted the white bear," says Helen Clifton, sitting in her kitchen in Hartley Bay, a small fishing village marked by tendrils of wood smoke and the echoing calls of ravens.