Use of the word sparrow in a sentence example

sparrow

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A sparrow is small brown colourd bird. [Please select]

31 a enlarged in the breeding season; in the sparrow, for instance, from the size of a mustard seed to that 'of a small cherry. [Please select]

It was the sparrow pecking at the sportsmen. [Please select]

"Even those of the raggedest sparrow would be welcome." [Please select]

Ah, my cock-sparrow. [Please select]

You are fibbing, my cock-sparrow. [Please select]

"I've caught my cock-sparrow." [Please select]

The Seaside Sparrow is restricted to the Gulf- and Atlantic-coasts of North America, breeding north to Massachusetts. [Please select]

I built a corral of hardware cloth around one Sharp-tailed Sparrow nest in order to measure the young after they left the nest. [Please select]

The most troublesome meddler was, as might be expected, an English sparrow. [Please select]

The English sparrow was first, as usual, to inquire into their right to be out of their own tree. [Please select]

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