| The glint on the wire frames of his spectacles echoes the glint on the birdcage wire. |
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| On the floor he laid a bed of newspaper to represent both the floor of a birdcage and the influence of media on cultural and personal identity. |
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| When you spin the thaumatrope, the images appear to combine, putting the parrot inside the birdcage. |
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| On the sunny side of the street, many of the houses sported a birdcage hanging from a nail, high on the wall beside the hall door. |
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| Standing in the kitchen looking at the birdcage on top of the bath is my earliest childhood memory. |
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| A woman who thinks she is a bird is brought into the emergency room in a huge birdcage. |
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| Many of the 125 new items will help your new pets feel right at home, including a doghouse, birdcage and litter box. |
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| Instead of a bell hanging round its neck, it has what looks like a small birdcage, but there is no bird! |
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| In an empty birdcage you put, through the existing shutters in the bars, a modelling balloon, so it protrudes on both sides of the cage. |
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| They should be kept in a birdcage that should be moved to the room with the least amount of drafts. |
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| There is a birdcage, which Shackelton owned and several photographs of the great man, together with letters and other documents penned or signed by him. |
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| Films like The birdcage, In Out, and As Good As It Gets established a new norm for gay characters in media. |
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| The dining room sits at treetop level, like a belle époque birdcage, its gold-framed windows overlooking the park. |
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| Ainsi that the ornithological center of Nakhon Phing, a large birdcage in dome which allows the observation. near to the birds. |
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| The presence of so many hot-air balloons, aeroplanes, and airships in the Nave drew comparisons with a birdcage. |
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| Vepymo has suitable breeding stables for battery accommodation as well as for free-range and birdcage stables. |
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| Spacing of storage units may be maintained by the use of birdcage fixtures, covered metal cans, or physical barriers on shelves. |
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| Usually the maid removes the bottom of the birdcage with a water-filled plastic container that the birds frolic in, almost always after defecating in it. |
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| There was a stunning gold birdcage filled with exotic birds. |
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| Who hung the birdcage on the branch of the lonely tree in the poppy field? |
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| It shows an empty birdcage, the door wide open. |
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| Excruciating: a near-death experience, that birdcage mouth, blinding headache, aching hard-rubber joints. Sick, having a groan down the white telephone, calling your friends Hughie and Ethel. |
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| Without forgetting our birdcage and its hundred exotic birds. |
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| In addition, using the PERI UP Rosett column framework units allows large savings to be made on material requirements compared to conventional birdcage scaffold. |
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| Originally called the Bon Ami Point Light, it was converted to a range light in 1972 and is still active. The original wooden salt-shaker tower has a unique birdcage lantern. |
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| The projector and screen are mounted on standard studio light stands, referencing the film set, and maintaining the scale of the birdcage within the assassin's apartment. |
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| Here are the few parts that compose the birdcage. |
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| Imaginary fountain, jellyfish, birdcage? a hypnotic pattern? |
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| Individual towers are connected with one another to form a framework unit which, for the civil engineering sector, creates a very cost-effective combination of shoring towers and birdcage scaffolding. |
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| The bride's birdcage veil, made by her mother, consisted of Russian veiling and ostrich and coque feathers adorned with a silk peony and pearls. |
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| Others prefer a quieter, more sedate setting in Burras Lane or Birdcage Walk. |
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| The city centre nightspot caters mainly for the over 25s with cabarets such as those shown at Funny Girls in Blackpool and the Birdcage in Leeds. |
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| If you're still on Birdcage Walk at 8am tomorrow morning, watch out for the rush hour traffic trying to mow you down. |
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