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Meanings of little birds in English
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Usage of little birds in English
1
It happened, my friends - yes, it happened, my charming little birds.'
2
Just like the snakes that eats the little birds in the spring.
3
One cage had five little birds in it, sitting in a row.
4
The noise of the instrument drove away the little birds from afar.
5
The little birds twittered as if in apprehension of some coming evil.
6
We are here in our schoolroom, like little birds in their nest.
7
But the little birds were not to be cheated in this way.
8
The little birds grow up and do the whole thing over again.
9
He did so, and found there were six little birds in it.
10
The little birds passed, flying near by, and chirped to the children:
11
A flock of little birds chirped and flopped past the group below.
12
The little birds soon grew tired and fell back quickly to earth.
13
But the little birds don't have to follow words in the hymn-books.
14
He jerked the wheel to avoid a small gaggle of little birds.
15
He tamed leverets and partridges, and little birds, and hares, and roe-deer.
16
He refused raw meat, but tore and devoured little birds very readily.
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Little birds through the time
Little birds across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common