Sentences with phrase «dead crow»

The phrase "dead crow" refers to a crow, which is a type of black bird, that is no longer alive. Full definition
You're locked in a creepy house, where there are dead crows in the microwave, burnt dolls in the hallway, and all manner of other creepy, evil things on show.
For officials at the Mosquito Control Division of the Harris County Public Health Service in Houston, dead crows and blue jays provided an early warning of the outbreak — and could help in understanding the virulence of the virus.
MONDELLO: Armie Hammer plays this Ranger - to - be as a fresh out of law school noble do - gooder while Johnny Depp's Tonto is a face - painting noble savage - that's the movie's phrase - who's forever feeding the dead crow he wears on his head.
In The Lone Ranger, Verbinski seems at a loss as he tries to manage notions of injustice, nature out of balance, the demise of the Native Americans, the encroachment of modern technology, and then cramming in action scenes plus crap like Tonto constantly «feeding» the dead crow he wears on his head.
Tonto is right up his alley; his interpretation of the character — often seen pouring birdseed in conjunction with the dead crow he wears atop his head — is short on charm and creativity.
You do not see often a Santa in despair putting together an awkward bunch of presents, among them a dead crow.
Re your statement «If you were a wildlife biologist you who know a crow or raven will not eat another dead crow or raven» — Are you claiming that crows and ravens are the only birds killed by wind turbines?
Cooper carried out elaborate ruses to demonstrate his powers, including placing a dead crow on the doorstep of the Robinson home and arranging for a police officer to feign illness during a fake traffic stop of Ms. Robinson.
The ploys involving the dead crow and the ill officers were used to persuade the appellants that Leon could harm the police... there is no evidence that either appellant communicated with Leon to satisfy or fulfill some spiritual need or purpose.
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