Use "owls" em uma frase

1. Or try building a nesting home for owls and other birds

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2. cuckoo was slowly replaced by the hoot of owls, and he

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3. And for a strange tidbit of information regarding our friend and his fellow owls, their two ears are asymmetrical, meaning that one will be higher or lower and farther forward or farther back than the one on the other side of their heads

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4. You are as clever as a tree full of owls in your own eyes, even if the professors don’t recognise your genius yet! By your fifth year it takes a few hours of thinking to reach a decision and after twenty years in private practise it takes at least a week

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5. “But… You said your name is Richard Owls

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6. Owls? Are you sure that’s all? Maybe you and I have different taste in things,” Yuembe said with a devilish grin and then barked an order

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7. Maybe the bureaucrats did not know that owls can fly

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8. And when the owls called to each other in the darkest hours of the night, Ikati would raise his head from the bed and listen

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9. Then one night-morning after the owls had left and Ikati had spent a restless night in my arms, he got up painfully

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10. houses shall be full of doleful creatures; and owls shall dwell there, and satyrs shall dance there

11. We continued our walk and came upon one of the large owls sitting on a branch of a tree looking right at us

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12. There are over 100 kinds of owls

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13. The sounds of owls and birds of prey became more intense as night fell

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14. The eels and owls carry messages to those that have the patience to hearken them

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15. Cries of toads and owls reverberated over the mossy hills

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16. The moon covered with stormy clouds appeared at times up the blackish dome of the sky and a sound as menacing owls hurt my ears

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17. The cries of ospreys and owls echoed over the rolling hills and scattered boulders

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18. Leif heard the rhythmic hoots of owls and the cries of badgers throughout the mossy hills

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19. Bjorn Roundtree’s ears prickled as he heard the cries of owls and salamanders in the stagnant pools of the swamp

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20. The machines that held soft toys only held cuddly owls and tigers, the toy grabber mechanical

21. In here were only three large owls and two small tigers

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22. If it wasn‘t the owls, it was the ‗coons, the bobcats, or the occasional wild dog or coyote

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23. falcons, hawks and owls

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24. coyotes, owls, hawks, falcons, eagles and other bird species,

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25. “Across the country, owls would cry aloud

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26. Also, alligators may not be kept in bathtubs; dogs can’t bark after 6 pm; it’s illegal to make burgers out of owls and bats

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27. When the great-grandfather died Aureliano stopped going by the house, but he would run into Nigromanta under the dark almond trees on the square, using her wild-animal whistles to lure the few night owls

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28. of owls, especially Snowy owls

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29. No owls hooted

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30. Midge refused to reduce Robert's hours, however, because that same log proved there were plenty of night owls calling between midnight and 2:00 AM

31. ’ the roasting of birds; the howling of dogs; the crying hoots of owls; the stridulating of crickets and grasshoppers; and the whirring of the bats

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32. ‘’Basically, General Arnold has finally relented in giving us some reinforcements by transferring an Army air wing from the South Pacific Area to us, and this despite the owls of protests from the Commander, South Pacific Aircraft, in Noumea

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33. ambiance was scary and Tina could hear owls hooting and

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34. He said to me: “Why’re ye hanging round a bunch of owls?”

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35. ferent than most owls

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36. When the last of their dust was well and truly in the distance, Moriana sprung from her spot and sang to the heavens, "Thank you Great Goddess! You who protect Her Children!" She laughed loudly then glanced down at Timonus as she offered him a hand, "You are white as the owls that fly around the caves at night, Legate

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37. owls flew at me a couple of times until I followed it into the palace

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38. chirped and owls hooted, forming an orchestral piece of the night

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39. Monday night, much like every night in Coronado, offered little for serious night owls

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40. He made me think of owls as he sat at supper that night in his prim clothes, with round gloomy eyes fixed on Papa, whom he was lecturing

41. Till the stars came out and the owls appeared he eagerly reasoned

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42. As the sound of horses and men gave way to crickets, creek and owls, Emory clucked to the stallion, picked up the reins and led him away from Marshall’s moaning body

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43. Now other creatures came and went — bats, owls, mice, coyote

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44. A bird? She knows that birds like owls hunt during the night—search, desperately, under the cover of darkness for rabbits and rats that it can eat—but she’s seen none of those creatures here, at least not in the real, present world

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45. 21 But wild beasts of the desert shall lie there; and their houses shall be full of doleful creatures; and owls shall dwell there, and satyrs shall dance there

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46. And when you start flying beware of the owls, eagles and hawks

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47. And what are these owls, eagles and hawks? Dark states of your mind are your owls, eagles and hawks

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48. Within half an hour, we were all sound asleep and did not even her the owls hooting in the tree outside the cabin, absolutely exhausted as we were after the day"s happenings

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49. After the unquenchable fire had done it’s work the fire went out and the land became a desert that was inhabited by pelicans, porcupines, owls and ravens (Isaiah 34:10-11)

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50. After the fire went out, it became the home for pelicans, hedgehogs, owls, and ravens (Isaiah 34:11)

51. It shall be a habitation for dragons, and the court for owls

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52. Today she is inhabited by the wild beasts and owls and varmints of the jungle

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53. Her inhabitants are wild creatures and owls, vultures and satyrs

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54. As the owls chant, so is his heart;

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55. After the fire went out, it became the home for pelicans hedgehogs, owls and ravens [Isaiah 34:11]

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56. "To the land of the Owls

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57. "You must know that in the land of the Owls there is a sacred field called by everybody the Field of Miracles

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58. There is only plunging night and owls calling from the trees and bats straining insects above a roadside ditch

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59. ” Darwin has hunted rheas in Patagonia, studied owls outside Buenos Aires, and scaled a waterfall in Tahiti

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60. Blank-faced burrowing owls perched unblinking on fence posts, watching him pass

61. They reached the sheds in the twilight after sunset The summer nightfall was unbroken by owls and so quiet that they could plainly hear the intermittent, monotonous "Chug chug chug" of a nightingale in the distant woods

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62. But although they heard owls more than once, no elil attacked them and by the morning they were in better spirits

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63. The hard stutter of a machine gun rattled through the almond grove, no doubt chasing even the fearless owls from their perches

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64. The last thing that owls desire is to have a candle brought to them

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65. old world, comic and sad, juvenile and senile, which was rubbing its eyes; nothing resembles an awakening like a return; a group which regarded France with ill-temper, and which France regarded with irony; good old owls of marquises by the streetful, who had returned, and of ghosts, the "former" subjects of amazement at everything, brave and noble gentlemen who smiled at being in France but wept also, delighted to behold their country once more, in despair at not finding their monarchy; the nobility of the Crusades treating the nobility of the Empire, that is to say, the nobility of the sword, with scorn; historic races who had lost the sense of history; the sons of the companions of Charlemagne disdaining the companions of Napoleon

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66. At the first blush, the princes of Europe, the owls of this dawn, shut their eyes, wounded and stupefied, and only opened them to threaten

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67. Smaller seed-eating birds’ droppings are small and mostly liquid, whereas the owls and hawks produce pellets which may contain indigestible parts of the meal taken, be it fish, bird, insect vole or rodent

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68. And weasels came in to hunt the mice, and the brown owls flew shrieking in and out again

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69. And the owls coasted overhead, and the coyotes gabbled in the distance, and into the camp skunks walked, looking for bits of food—waddling, arrogant skunks, afraid of nothing

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70. Owls were flying this night, shrieking to start their prey, and a night-hawk made soft rhythmic whoops in the distance

71. Some hawks and owls bolt their prey whole, and after an interval of from twelve to twenty hours, disgorge pellets, which, as I know from experiments made in the Zoological Gardens, include seeds capable of germination

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72. Sometimes, after staying in a village parlor till the family had all retired, I have returned to the woods, and, partly with a view to the next day's dinner, spent the hours of midnight fishing from a boat by moonlight, serenaded by owls and foxes, and hearing, from time to time, the creaking note of some unknown bird close at hand

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73. The owls began to fly through the forest to find some prey

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74. —Midnight—when asleep so still and silent—seems inspired with the joyous spirit of the owls in their revelry—and answers to their mirth and merriment through all her clouds

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