An effective bird-control strategy involves more than sticking a scarecrow in your garden and forgetting about it. |
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The purpose of the scarecrow is to scare crows away from your crop, but the crows have grown wise over the years and no longer fear it. |
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Wooden, gray gravestones were sticking out of the ground accompanied by carved pumpkins and a scarecrow sitting on hay. |
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In the field you can just make out a scarecrow on a stand, or is it a scarecrow? |
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The scarecrow man approached my shiny glass prison, and attempted to speak. |
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To give the feeling that someone is watching and guarding over your spooky home, make a dummy or scarecrow. |
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More than 30 elaborate scarecrows are peering from hedgerows, fields and chimney pots, as part of the annual scarecrow competition. |
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Then they both had to stand by the scarecrow and have pieces of hay sticking out of their mouths, to look like farmers. |
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By his 40's, he had turned into a ravaged scarecrow, unrepentant about the trail of sorrow he had left behind. |
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But directors are finally waking up to the idea of him as a serious actor, rather than a Welsh scarecrow fuelled by white-hot energy. |
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The black windcheater and jeans stuck to her lean form, making her appear like a withered scarecrow. |
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In the back is a group of Welsh fusiliers, and here's me, a ragged scarecrow creature from the swamp, an image from a schlock nightmare. |
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Out of the bustle appeared a painfully thin little six, or seven-year-old scarecrow, arms no thicker than sticks. |
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Why don't you get rid of all the junk and hay you used to stuff your scarecrow, and leave just an empty shirt flapping around? |
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You see the birds think that your scarecrow is dead because it is not moving, not even when the wind blows. |
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Thus, the financial scarecrow should not prevent the development of the project. |
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Opportunities like this only come once a season, like last year when he forgot his lighter, or the year before when the cops where called after he molested a scarecrow. |
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This is the challenge that we need to meet in order to keep the principle of the responsibility to protect from being a mere scarecrow. |
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As they were wandering down the yellow brick road, Dorothy asked the scarecrow to tell her a story. |
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It turns out Emeraldas is already there, silently having a drink, and everyone is struck with awe when she pulls back her cloak and they see her scarecrow thin scarred self. |
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Maury doffed his fedora and ran a hand through his scarecrow hair and told me that he had lived in terror as a boy because his father was a drunk. |
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If she was honest with herself her stick-thin frame did resemble that of a scarecrow, and her unruly blonde curls might be considered straw-like by some. |
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Sofia now resembled something of a scarecrow, the hems of her dress were muddy and torn, her hat half on half off, and big smudges of coal streaked her cheek. |
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Lise Chrétien is inviting all the children to come hear a story entitled Ficello the deceiving scarecrow. |
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The slightly upbeat, boyish, scarecrow image also appeals, effortlessly like the sort of icon from yesteryear so beloved by today's rock musicians. |
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He was extremely tall, but he couldn't have weighed more than a hundred pounds beneath all the dirt, a shambling scarecrow of drooping skin and rags. |
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As long as the front is fastened and the shirt does not get caught in the tree branches, your scarecrow will work. |
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When the wind blows, does your scarecrow move at all? |
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Other words of this type are daredevil, scapegrace, and scarecrow. |
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To this end, we need to contribute to striking a healthy balance between public aid, which remains essential, and developing international trade, which must not be systematically caricatured as a scarecrow. |
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So they never got to ask about the party's Wizard of Oz election strategy, which consists of telling voters they would add heart to a Tory tin man government, or a brain to a Labour scarecrow one. |
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Make a scarecrow and play some games after you've cleaned up your plot. |
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The crucifixion and the scarecrow became a single image. |
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It would be like if after the 40th pipe in Flappy Bird was a scarecrow. |
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There's no Judy Garland songs, no scarecrow, no Tin Man, no Cowardly Lion. |
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And, like the scarecrow, I'm glad you found a bit of your brain. |
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Mechanic Mr Allan Jones, aged 53, of Trunch, Norfolk, erected the wooden scarecrow, which stands side on, in his allotment for a joke. |
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Mechanic Allan Jones, aged 53, of Trunch, Norfolk, erected the wooden scarecrow on his allotment for a joke. |
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The revolutionary British system would let fashion victims know if they looked like a stuffed turkey or a scarecrow. |
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Later in the film, her imagination intersects with reality when her friend's troublemaking brother steals the scarecrow and is detained on the border. |
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At Donauworth a Brownshirt came on board and sat down in our compartment, a scarecrow of a man, so skinny and pimply that you wondered how he ever got beyond the Race Bureau. |
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Rather than bother with an umpire when Harmison is charging in, why not just place a scarecrow behind the bowling crease, who automatically has his arms outstretched? |
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Police refused to see the funny side when villagers created a seven-foot scarecrow in the shape of a traffic policeman holding a speed radar gun for a fete. |
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