Sentences with phrase «something about birds»

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Jesus teaches something similar in the Sermon on the Mount when He talks about the lilies of the field and the birds of the air (Matt 6:25 - 34).

What I love about serving up whole birds is everyone gets something they like, I prefer white meat and my husband prefers dark and our kids will eat anything so long as it's not spicy, so whole chickens (or game hens) get completely demolished around here.

The bird looked like it was about to drop something...

There's something, dare we say, foul, about a grocery store with a heat table of cooked birds and no rotisserie to be seen.

As Elizabeth from Big Bird Little Bird explains: «Many creative people are sensitive about something they pour a little of themselves into.»

In fact, one of the great things about BlogHer was to see how diverse the blogging community is — something you could get a sense for at the «Birds of a Feather» luncheons.

For another, looking at still - living related species like reptiles and birds — something paleontologists regularly do to intuit facts about dinosaur metabolism and physiology — can't answer every question, because birds and reptiles heal in very different ways.

Birds» and bats» wings could be called exaptations of arms; however, the structural changes that followed can not be called adaptations because «you are talking about a historical incident; it's not something you can test,» said Mark Norell, a vertebrate paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History, who studied with Vrba.

There's something like 80 million people in the U.S. according the recent surveys that are interested in birds in one way or another, you know, feed birds or watch birds, take their kids to a wildlife refuge and yet we keep hearing about more and more reports of declines in birds, you know, doubling of the extinction rates in birds globally in the last 50 years and right now we are on the verge of what I call the third renaissance of bird conservation, first being the Audubon movement at the turn of the century, the second being the Rachel Carson movement of the»60s and third we are on the verge of it right now.

I mean, it's an area of about 35 million acres — about the size of Florida — that is going to be mined and crisscrossed with a spider web of pipelines and roads to get the oil out of there and that's going to be something that's going to impact... probably cause the loss of tens of millions of birds.

«I think the benefits of spending time outdoors can be felt more than they can be measured by our current instruments,» says holistic psychiatrist and one of mbg's trusted sleep and anxiety experts Ellen Vora, M.D. «There's something about the smell of fresh air, trees, and dirt; the impact the colors and views of nature have on our eyes; the ways our nervous system recalibrates when it hears the subtle sounds of birds and a breeze passing through leaves.

(My husband is into ornithology and is very knowledgeable about British and European species but not so much elsewhere, so it was great fun to be able to tell him something «new» about a species of bird!

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We live right by the Mississippi River and there's something beautiful about hearing birds chirping, dogs barking, and the smell of a grill on a sunny day.

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Birds, wildlife, and nature in general is something I'm truly passionate about.

Lady Bird has a quiet and concise outrage about economic inequality, and key to its emotional generosity is that even minor supporting characters seem aware of how unfair it is that their futures can be determined by something so random as when and where they're born.

I don't know much about Brad Bird outside of his wonderful animated flick The Iron Giant, but I don't think he'd come up with something better than what JJ Abrams is likely to offer with SW.

I don't know much about Bird People, and yet it's something I'm dying to see this year at TIFF.

On the evening in October 2016 when the movie crew shot the innocent frolic between Lady Bird and Danny in the McKinley Park rose garden, the one where the lovebirds waltz through the rose bushes and name a star in the sky to commemorate their new romance, Gerwig's friends and family gathered to watch, including her brother and sister - in - law, who live in Land Park, Mickiewicz's sister and nieces, and Trafton, who said of the experience, «We were in the present, seeing a story inspired by the past, and witnessing something incredible about Greta's future.

Lady Bird is something truly special: a coming - of - age comedy so funny, perceptive, and truthful that it makes most other films about adolescence look like little more than lessons in cliché.

Or might other nominated films — including «Call Me By Your Name,» «Dunkirk,» «Lady Bird» and «Get Out» — have something to say about that?

There's something extremely Sacramento about the way Lady Bird's Kyle, played by Timothée Chalamet, says «hella tight.»

Films about strong females have done well in early competitions but it'll be interesting to see how something like «Lady Bird» fares in the final run.

What starts as an angst - full cry from Lady Bird to «live through something», escalates to a heated discussion about their family's financial situation, the efforts put into having her in a safe school, her desire to go beyond, and Marion's distrust about her daughter's own abilities.

Raliator5) Also it takes me really long to kill big monsters (I have a quest to kill this bird in the sandy area at the moment, I spent about 30 minutes chasing him around trying to kill him) am I doing something wrong?

Her performance as Lady Bird in Greta Gerwig's loosely biographical (she denies it, but...) coming of age movie about a teen growing up in Sacramento in a middle class family who yearns for something more than the humdrum life in the suburbs.

That would also be true of The Post starring Meryl Streep and Lady Bird starring Saoirse Ronan, about a young woman on her way to being something.

Hearing that they like it, that the characters resonate authentically, and that they've learned something — whether about autism, birds, or something else — is like having my cake, icing and ice cream, too.

Part of the topic of my last blog involved the Apple iPad and yet the title I chose for the blog was something about killing birds.

She looked like she was waiting for something — for the exact right moment, maybe, that she knew was about to fly by like a bird, and when it did, she was going to catch it.

Ever since she was a pup, there was something about these big long - legged birds that just made her blood boil and she all but wake up from a dead sleep and go top speed down to the lake to chase one off.

If your nose detects something that's just... MORE not «right» about the odor, it's probably a good idea to contact your bird's vet for an evaluation.

This is often a sign of focus for a bird, and he may be very interested in something, about to do something like talk or bite, or is frightened or angry.

There's something peaceful about watching them eat from a bird feeder or fly from tree to tree.

Many cats can easily become fixated on something outside of the window that can cause the arousal, such as a bird, rodent, dog, cat, or even leaves blowing about.

And, while it's unlikely that it would ever tell you what it is dreaming about, something tells us that mice and birds have a serious role in it.

What if you are unsure about something you've noticed on your bird?

Reaching the younger generations and getting them excited about bird ownership is certainly something the group is interested in.

As always, if you have any questions about whether something could be potentially toxic to your pet, consult a bird - savvy veterinarian.

This gives bird lovers, who are sharing their hearts and homes with these delightful winged wonders, the opportunity to have something about which to warble.

Hikers, bird - watchers, music lovers, beach bums — just about everyone will find something to their liking on the volcanic archipelago off Africa's northwest coast....

Birds, wildlife, and nature in general is something I'm truly passionate about.

There is something almost esoteric about sea birding; learning to spot birds that may only be dots on the horizon.

You inhale the fresh, warm ocean air, it's so relaxing, you only think about the birds flying overhead, the ocean so gently whispering about something, about the sands, which lie around you, about the wind, caressing your hair.

While numbers like this certainly say something about the popularity of Angry Birds, for us the main goal is to keep creating fun new experiences that everybody can enjoy!

There is something to be said about additive quality of the Angry Birds - style menu system.

The second half of T - Bird's Room 101 overruns majorly to a three hour show as Lord Enerjak sends in an angry letter about Sonic music, AAUK gets miffed about 2D Vs 3D and T - Bird mourns the loss of something he considers family...

It's a super silly conceit, for sure, but there's something endearing about seeing Space Invader aliens, the fireballs from Super Mario Bros., and the bird from Flappy Bird make random appearanbird from Flappy Bird make random appearanBird make random appearances.

Imagine running back to that immaculately presented room, bleeding from myriad wounds, cooing to that cat because — guess what — you're about to die, only to find it's high - tailed it outside to catch a singing bird or something.