Use of hummingbird in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include hummingbird at the start of sentence, hummingbird at the end of sentence and hummingbird in the middle of sentence
For urdu meanings and examples of hummingbird click here
hummingbird at the start of sentence
- Hummingbird will also introduce version 3.3 of exceed/W, its personal computer X Server software for Windows.
hummingbird at the end of sentence
- It could be a hummingbird.
- Have you ever seen a hummingbird?
- Of course, Dole, too, occasionally does a remarkable impression of a hummingbird.
- A young boa constrictor bides its time on another bloom; the snake cares little for Ochroma nectar but wouldn't pass up a meal of hummingbird.
hummingbird in the middle of sentence
- Welcome to hummingbird World.
- The hummingbird is not just another bird.
- A hummingbird is poising over the flower.
- The hummingbird flitted among the branches.
- The hummingbird beats its wings at great speed.
- The average hummingbird weighs less than a penny.
- The hummingbird perches on a twig of the hawthorn.
- The hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backward.
- What do a hummingbird, a moth, and a maple tree have in common?
- She was some sort of cross between a hummingbird and an earth mover.
- He was standing over by the windows watching hummingbird in the shrimp plant.
- The hummingbird which feeds on it must therefore visit many plants, one after another.
- When the hummingbird came inside, I closed thd door behind him , then set up another feeder.
- Mother hummingbird feeding her baby, nested in a blood orange tree in Simi Valley, California.
- The weight of five nickels, of a hummingbird, chocolate bar - and perhaps also of a human soul.
- Suddenly I saw a young male ruby-throated hummingbird in what had been a patch of flowering tobacco.
- Their happiness was palpable; like the pulsing shimmer of a hummingbird, it seemed to radiate the very air.
- A hummingbird, taking advantage of the dying minutes of daylight, feeds on flower nectar in the fragrant garden.
- The calliope hummingbird weighs only as much as two paper clips, yet it migrates annually between Canada and Mexico.
- An artfully designed stained-glass hummingbird seems a fitting object to remind us of our stay in this peaceful, bird-rich town.
- A hummingbird incubates her eggs in a nest built partly with fibers of the Ochroma fruit, which grows after pollinated flowers wither.
- The Arts Centre was planning to promote local-based talent and bridge the gap between pub gigs and the 3,000 capacity hummingbird venue.
- It is critical that the hummingbird remain perfectly still as it feeds itself while darting in and out of flower blossoms with pinpoint accuracy.
- Whoever was responsible for the interior decoration of hummingbird House had subtly co-ordinated paler, more restful shades of sun-gold and sea-blue.
