How To Use Bird's-eye In A Sentence
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The map was a cartographer's bird's-eye view, but the icy mountains unfolded white and hazy and shadowed, outlines blurred and overlapping.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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The map was a cartographer's bird's-eye view, but the icy mountains unfolded white and hazy and shadowed, outlines blurred and overlapping.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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He was wearing another dark blue business suit, this time a bird's-eye which had clearly come from Savile Row.
COVER STORY
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Tiffany lamps sat contented and elegant on long tables of solid bird's-eye maple.
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Appropriately traditional English wovens such as herringbone, bird's-eye, and twill were combined with the latest in fabric technology.
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Tiffany lamps sat contented and elegant on long tables of solid bird's-eye maple.
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'I suspect, however, that, if we were able to get a bird's-eye view of his mind and all its workings, we should discover that what he called assurance was not the condition you would call such.
Wilfrid Cumbermede
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But the growing muscle of securities firms in the metal-storage business is riling users and traders, who say the firms have both a bird's-eye view of supply and demand and the ability to control what goes in and out of their warehouses.
Commodities Beckon Banks
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DALLAS—Drones, the remote-controlled aircraft used in combat zones, are now hovering over some U.S. cities as police enlist them to get a bird's-eye view of crime scenes and accidents at relatively low expense.
The Law's New Eye in the Sky
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But the growing muscle of securities firms in the metal-storage business is riling users and traders, who say the firms have both a bird's-eye view of supply and demand and the ability to control what goes in and out of their warehouses.
Commodities Beckon Banks
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Bird's-eye primrose is a diminutive plant.
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The map shows the known locations for bird's-eye primrose (black dots) based on the New York Natural Heritage Program database.
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Meanwhile, the auction gives a bird's-eye view of the year's releases.
For Movie Nerds, a League of Their Own
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He was wearing another dark blue business suit, this time a bird's-eye which had clearly come from Savile Row.
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Most importantly, though, the bird's-eye view of Woody Creek gave motorists a glimpse at one of the finest installations of public art in Colorado history: a barn with a blue roof on which had been painted a gigantic middle finger.
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The map was a cartographer 's bird's-eye view, but the icy mountains unfolded white and hazy and shadowed, outlines blurred and overlapping.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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Also called bird's-eye, it has naturalized and often grows in grassy or bare areas.
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Bird's-eye primrose has pink or lilac flowers and dusty looking leaves.
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The woodcut was a bird's-eye view of Venice, the work of the painter Jacopo de Barbari; the original can be seen in the Museo Correr, where it is still the wonder and delight of every visitor.
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Bird chillies (cabai burung in Malaysia) are also called bird's-eye chillies because they are as small, vivid, and sharp as the eye of a bird.
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From the road, you get a bird's-eye view across the Waipio Valley.
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UPDATE, 10/13: To help readers chart the Happy Meal's non-decomposition from a bird's-eye view, here are Davies '27 photos (ordered chronologically from left to right) in' contact sheet 'form:
PHOTOS: McDonald's Happy Meal Unchanged After 6 Months On A Table [Updated]
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The four new styles include collar and cuffs with the following designs: thin stripe, bird's-eye, racing and wide stripe.
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Meanwhile, the auction gives a bird's-eye view of the year's releases.
For Movie Nerds, a League of Their Own
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Bird chillies (cabai burung in Malaysia) are also called bird's-eye chillies because they are as small, vivid, and sharp as the eye of a bird.
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A blue bird's-eye o'er dairies fine -- as she mizzled through Temple Bar, [2]
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For the participants in one of two recreational tree-climbing workshops offered by the garden each year, the class was a combination of grueling upper-body work and dogged, slow progress rewarded with a bird's-eye view of the Bronx.
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If you prefer your salsa hot, opt for the small bird's-eye, or even the eye-watering Scotch bonnet chillies.
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She also had the satisfaction and pleasure of having a rare bird's-eye-view of the city's landscape.
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Also called bird's-eye, it has naturalized and often grows in grassy or bare areas.
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But where O'Connor subjects her characters' actions to a rigorous moral investigation, Means tends either to pull back to a remote, bird's-eye view a favourite trope is to lay out a sort of mini-encyclopedia of possible interpretations of the event in question, as offered by professors, news commentators, and so on or, more commonly, to aestheticise it.
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For a bird's-eye view of the history of the idea of irrationalism in philosophy, two preliminary method - ological observations are in order.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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He discussed woods with him -- rosewood, mahogany, walnut, English oak, bird's-eye maple, and the manufactured effects such as ormolu, marquetry, and Boule, or buhl.
The Financier, a novel
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Known also as bird's-eye views, perspective maps, and aero views, panoramic maps are nonphotographic representations of cities portrayed as if viewed from above at an oblique angle.
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The four new styles include collar and cuffs with the following designs: thin stripe, bird's-eye, racing and wide stripe.
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He once confessed to owning the prized possessions of a superb board of bird's-eye maple and Moluccan ebony, edged in sycamore, an 1871 boxwood and ebony Staunton set, plus a chess clock by Grant's of Stamford.
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a bird's-eye survey
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Al Behrman/Associated Press Along the Ohio River in Covington, Ky., geese walking on Garrard Street near a flooded Riverside Drive had a bird's-eye view of downtown Cincinnati, across the swollen Ohio River.
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The Mountain View, Calif.-based company said four times more land will be covered in the lattermost version of its free Google Earth software, enabling about one-third of the world's population to get a bird's-eye view of their homes and surrounding patch.
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Bird's-eye refers to the color pattern of the flowers.
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Bird's-eye refers to the color pattern of the flowers.
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In his daily excursions to the bird's-eye rollway he never took the same route twice, but skulked, peering fearfully about in the underbrush, avoiding even the game trails.
The Promise A Tale of the Great Northwest
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The map was a cartographer's bird's-eye view, but the icy mountains unfolded white and hazy and shadowed, outlines blurred and overlapping.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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All night they piled fuel upon the fire, and in the morning their efforts were rewarded by a pile of ashes that would easily be mistaken for the ruins of the bird's-eye rollway.
The Promise A Tale of the Great Northwest
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In front of the fireplace, we transferred Bob's ashes from the black plastic crematory box to a beautiful wooden one, made of bird's-eye maple and bubinga.
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Tiffany lamps sat contented and elegant on long tables of solid bird's-eye maple.
DEAD LINES
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DALLAS—Drones, the remote-controlled aircraft used in combat zones, are now hovering over some U.S. cities as police enlist them to get a bird's-eye view of crime scenes and accidents at relatively low expense.
The Law's New Eye in the Sky
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He was wearing another dark blue business suit, this time a bird's-eye which had clearly come from Savile Row.
COVER STORY
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The map shows the known locations for bird's-eye primrose (black dots) based on the New York Natural Heritage Program database.
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Bird's-eye primrose has pink or lilac flowers and dusty looking leaves.
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For the participants in one of two recreational tree-climbing workshops offered by the garden each year, the class was a combination of grueling upper-body work and dogged, slow progress rewarded with a bird's-eye view of the Bronx.
Come, Climb a Tree (Just This Once)
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Most importantly, though, the bird's-eye view of Woody Creek gave motorists a glimpse at one of the finest installations of public art in Colorado history: a barn with a blue roof on which had been painted a gigantic middle finger.
Todd Hartley: Two Thumbs Up for Giant Offensive Fingers
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If you prefer your salsa hot, opt for the small bird's-eye, or even the eye-watering Scotch bonnet chillies.
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It was an adequate, even pretty room, with its flowered wall-paper and lace curtains and bird's-eye maple "set"; and, by the window, a little drop-front desk where she could sit and write at the times when feeling welled in her till it demanded an outlet.
Missy
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To have seen him, O my wise Atlas, was my privilege and my misery; for he stood under one of my own "harmonies" -- already with difficulty gasping its gentle breath -- himself an amazing "arrangement" in strong mustard-and-cress, with bird's-eye belcher of Reckitt's blue; and then and there destroyed absolutely, unintentionally, and once for all, my year's work!
The Gentle Art of Making Enemies
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Bird's-eye primrose is a diminutive plant.
