How To Use Birdcage In A Sentence
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With my hair sufficiently plastered down it was time for the birdcage aka "party veil".
Weddingbee
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He keeps a parrot in a birdcage in his living room.
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I didn't realize that the birdcage was a symbol of domestic happiness for Victorians.
Victoria Magazine June 1990, 1994
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An empty birdcage hung from the ceiling beside a paraffin lamp.
A ROOMFUL OF BIRDS - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES 1990
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Long craft were brought from the caves laden with every kind of oddment, iron kettles, anvils, transmitters, birdcages, treasure, and dark figures hauled them out through the surf.
The Life of the World to Come
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Instead of a bell hanging round its neck, it has what looks like a small birdcage, but there is no bird!
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A strange extension to this ornithological theme are the displays featuring a giant birdcage inhabited by a moody-looking half-dressed woman – symbolic, perhaps, of the anxious consumer, desperate to break out of their economic prison for a restorative shopping spree.
Christmas through the looking glass
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I'm a paper girl, and when I'm not doing that I'm cleaning out birdcages in pet shops.
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Fluttering inhabitants occupy birdcages at either side of the porch.
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This became known as the birdcage thesis, and Chen and his allies
The Commanding Heights
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When he entered, he noticed that the enclosures resembled birdcages.
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He keeps a parrot in a birdcage in his living room.
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A woman who thinks she is a bird is brought into the emergency room in a huge birdcage.
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There is a birdcage, which Shackelton owned and several photographs of the great man, together with letters and other documents penned or signed by him.
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He carried the birdcage to a different place daily.
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Fluttering inhabitants occupy birdcages at either side of the porch.
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He always loved birds,’ said Anthony, pointing to the three birdcages with birds hanging up in his uncle's home.
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Another one was an aviarist, he was keen on birds and he took all the doors off the kitchen cupboards and put wire netting up to use them as birdcages.
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County attorney: Well, that's interesting, I'm sure. ( Seeing the birdcage . ) Has the bird flown?
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The glint on the wire frames of his spectacles echoes the glint on the birdcage wire.
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A strange extension to this ornithological theme are the displays featuring a giant birdcage inhabited by a moody-looking half-dressed woman – symbolic, perhaps, of the anxious consumer, desperate to break out of their economic prison for a restorative shopping spree.
Christmas through the looking glass
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The BvS-10 recently entered the Afghan theater of operations as a key vehicle for the British Royal Marines, complete with anti-RPG slat/'birdcage' armor.
Defense Industry Daily
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On the sunny side of the street, many of the houses sported a birdcage hanging from a nail, high on the wall beside the hall door.
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Also known as parrot fever, this bacterial illness can occur when people have contact with infected bird feces or with the dust that accumulates in birdcages.
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Rational Review
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Standing in the kitchen looking at the birdcage on top of the bath is my earliest childhood memory.
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When you spin the thaumatrope, the images appear to combine, putting the parrot inside the birdcage.
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Usually the maid removes the bottom of the birdcage with a water-filled plastic container that the birds frolic in, almost always after defecating in it.
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I've come to ask you some questions," he said, placing the large covered birdcage he carried on the floor beside him.
TREASON KEEP
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The glint on the wire frames of his spectacles echoes the glint on the birdcage wire.
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At the entrance, a life-size sculpture of a barefoot, shirtless man lay on a row of empty birdcages.
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I'm most famous for my birdcage, which is a freestanding aerial rig, ten feet high by eight feet wide, with a hoop inside for my trapeze work.
British Blogs
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The real star is director Ava Roy, whose masterful use of the entire island was both subtle and innovative; at times organic (the gravedigger scene was on a small mountain of rubble) and striking (Ophelia's madness was played inside a wide open hospital room threaded with white twine, empty birdcages, and lilting bird down.)
Lauren Gunderson: Wild and Whirling Words: An Audacious Hamlet on Alcatraz
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The city centre nightspot caters mainly for the over 25s with cabarets such as those shown at Funny Girls in Blackpool and the Birdcage in Leeds.
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And for your surprise, he is not shut in a birdcage.
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I've come to ask you some questions," he said, placing the large covered birdcage he carried on the floor beside him.
TREASON KEEP
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I will concede that the image of a cow squeezed into a birdcage is amusing.
Milking the old cash cow « BuzzMachine
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Small aviaries are, in fact, but birdcages on a large scale, divided into compartments to suit the nature of the birds that are to be confined in them; while a large aviary is only a superior kind of poultry-yard covered in with wire network to prevent the birds from escaping.
The Lady's Country Companion: or, How to Enjoy a Country Life Rationally
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She led us up a narrow lane and through a round stone portal into a courtyard of huge water urns, bicycles and birdcages.
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On the floor he laid a bed of newspaper to represent both the floor of a birdcage and the influence of media on cultural and personal identity.
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There are bamboo birdcages hanging everywhere in Hong Kong if you keep an eye out: in the corners of teahouses, on high balconies among the washing, outside shops.
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There was a stunning gold birdcage filled with exotic birds.
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A dozen birdcages with canaries are scattered throughout the room and attached to the walls.
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This became known as the birdcage thesis, and Chen and his allies were intent on keeping the bird in its cage.
THE COMMANDING HEIGHTS
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Many of the 125 new items will help your new pets feel right at home, including a doghouse, birdcage and litter box.
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And rather than a souped-up beach hut, the venue is Eugenius Birch's exquisite 1884 Grade II-listed Birdcage Bandstand.
Letters: Rupert laid bare
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Others prefer a quieter, more sedate setting in Burras Lane or Birdcage Walk.
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Lovers date in teahouses; strangers come for blind dates; elderly people carry their birdcages and busy folk jabber into their mobile phones.
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One, for example, is a "birdcage" in the shape of Cuba that clearly expresses the anger Cuban people feel about being caged in by a repressive government.
Andy Schupak: Letter from Cuba
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An empty birdcage hung from the ceiling beside a paraffin lamp.
A ROOMFUL OF BIRDS - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES 1990
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Within what was supposed to be a day or two of the removal of all the officers to a more secure "birdcage" outside the town, those two gentlemen vanished under the floor of their room, through a kind of tiny trap-door that I have often seen, but which was then partly concealed by a bed, and was apparently never noticed by their Boer custodians.
With the Guards' Brigade from Bloemfontein to Koomati Poort and Back
