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Meanings of sparrow (sparrows) 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 sparrows in English
1
Fear ye not therefore, ye are of more value than many sparrows.
2
The army, as far as I'm concerned, is strictly for the sparrows.
3
The sparrows were chirping among the trees in the square hard by.
4
The sparrows flew in and out by the open doors and windows.
5
Among the foliage of the trees they heard the piping of sparrows.
6
Bats, he thought, but another part of his mind said, No, sparrows.
7
Yellow edgings of straw project under the eaves-thework of the sparrows.
8
When she went out the sparrows were twittering merrily in joyous choruses.
9
No sound, no sight of a bird; even the sparrows hid themselves.
10
All the little sleigh-bells accompanied the song, like the twitter of sparrows.
11
A cloud of sparrows was darting about the roof of the Hermitage.
12
Chipping sparrows that frequent my doorway I have tamed in two days.
13
The house sparrows were first brought to New York city in 1862.
14
Rats, mice, sparrows, and jackals have an asylum in the Jain hospital.
15
To his right a flock of sparrows swooped down into the valley.
16
The Doctor took out one of the sparrows and replaced the cover.
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Translations for sparrows
Russian
Sparrows through the time
Sparrows across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common