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Meanings of birdlike eyes in English
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Usage of birdlike eyes in English
1
A thin, wizened little face, framed in curly red hair, with bright, birdlike eyes.
2
Père Marquette blinked at him curiously with brightening, birdlike eyes.
3
Adam's keen and birdlike eyes nearly leapt from his head.
4
She saw eyes-themarvellous, birdlike eyes of Bedouins-steadilyregarding her beneath the darkness of peaked hoods.
5
His birdlike eyes took on a wicked gleam.
6
Her bright little, birdlike eyes, that had never yet known spectacles, had seen something up the Cheslow road.
7
He had pale blue birdlike eyes.
8
It was not an obvious human skull: it was much larger, with slanting, birdlike eyes, stark cheekbones, a smaller jaw and a very large braincase.
9
"How marvellous you look, Adela!" said Lady Wrackley, staring with her birdlike eyes.
10
"Well, I never." The old woman was still looking at me with birdlike eyes.
11
"She's expecting you," she cackled in that scratchy witch voice of hers, staring at me with those strange, hooded, birdlike eyes.