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Meanings of crows in English
Russian
crows 
The 70's Evening News (MCY-001257)
Usage of crows in English
1
Then there are the birds in the fields-thelarks and the crows.
2
The people in China called eunuchs crows because they were very disagreeable.
3
Outside in the garden the crows and squirrels were awake, and talkative.
4
They will soon be black crows in the pine-wood by the walls.
5
How the red squirrel tittered, hating both the owl and the crows.
6
But crows widely feed on acorns -and cache thousands of them.
7
By the shores of the islands the crows came down for mussels.
8
But he kept hearing the crows, cawing and quarreling not far away.
9
Black against the sky the crows were sailing swiftly toward the woodland.
10
The twilight was falling, and the crows swooped down into the ridges.
11
Each morning thereafter the crows set out in three bands to forage.
12
Early in April there began to be great doings among the crows.
13
Nearly two miles as the crow flies-onlythere are no crows here.
14
The crows swooped to investigate and then suddenly scattered, screeching in panic.
15
However, when Ryan and Lori Pinkerton saunter by, the crows scatter noisily.
16
The crows caw above the wood, or walk about the brown fields.
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