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Meanings of sparrow in English
Portuguese
carlson sparrow Spanish
carlson sparrow 
Ultralight aircraft series by Carlson Aircraft in the United States.
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Examples for "dunnock"
Examples for "dunnock"
1
And Hareton Earnshaw has been cast out like an unfledged dunnock.
2
In fact, this feature of dunnock life reminds me of a number of politicians.
3
Dr Brandt said there were a number of factors that could have led to the dunnock's decline.
4
One of the birds Kiwis will be keeping an eye out for is the dunnock, or hedge sparrow, which has declined in numbers recently.
5
However, what works for one pair of dunnocks might not work for another.
1
We evaluated whether the social status of males predicted their sperm speed in a wild population of dunnocks ( Prunella modularis).
Usage of sparrow in English
1
He walked toward the water, carrying the glass sparrow and the book.
2
The great hawk smiled proudly and the sparrow was allowed to escape.
3
Frog and sparrow were soon lost to sight, and as quickly forgotten.
4
He makes the little sparrow chirping in the air preach to us.
5
The sparrow was angry because the cat seized it and held it.
6
The little song sparrow loves the open and the hot summer sunshine.
7
The sparrow had finished drinking and was absorbed in a morning bath.
8
So then the chicken called to the sparrow, and the sparrow answered.
9
Her mind was just like a little sparrow floating in the air.
10
The man reached into his greatcoat pocket and produced a second sparrow.
11
Likewise the tree or Canada sparrow, and the white-crowned and white-throated sparrow.
12
The sparrow does fall-buthe who sees it is yet the Father.
13
Now and then came the sweet, plaintive song of the white-throated sparrow.
14
The persistent chirping of a sparrow made it almost harder to bear.
15
So she tried to flatter and cajole the sparrow by soft speeches.
16
No sparrow peeped in the thickets; no hawk wheeled in the sky.
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Translations for sparrow
Russian
Sparrow through the time
Sparrow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common