Estimating the cost of accepting a cowbird egg was done by experimentally placing newly hatched cowbird chicks into catbird nests. |
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In fact, everything about the insurance company suggests they know they're in the catbird seat. |
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Sooner or later the customer will need brakes or shocks or a major service and suddenly the dealer is in the catbird seat. |
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Magazines have weathered the on-line storm, as it were, and are back in the catbird seat. |
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For several years, design professionals sat in the catbird seat, able to parlay personnel shortages in a boom market into significant pay and benefit packages. |
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You might have thought that with Borders shutting down, Barnes and Noble would be sitting in the catbird seat. |
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Because catbirds inhabit such dense shrubby areas and are more likely heard than seen, I am often surprised by how many people tell me that their favorite bird is the catbird. |
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The catbird seat can't remain vacant, but who is there to fill it? |
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They enjoy being in the catbird seat, perched at a high elevation, with a commanding view of a vast expanse of open air, high above the landmass below. |
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The police are in the catbird seat, but do not seem to realize it. |
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Wordsters of etymological persuasion also hope to be sitting in the catbird seat when it comes to locating the origins of colorful phrases. |
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With a big victory in the primary he was sitting in the catbird seat. |
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We have so much confidence in Catbird that we do all data transfer over the network, even where we used to use sneakernet. |
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We present the first quantitative assessment of winter site fidelity for House Wren, Gray Catbird, and Orange-crowned Warbler. |
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