This bird is always found on the ground; when moving it does not hop like the thrush-tribe, but has a most decided walk like the starlings.
Always found by us in flocks and usually in very high trees.
The distribution of these two types is most suggestive, for the inverted retina is always found in the lateral eyes, never in the two median eyes; these always possess a simple upright retina.
There is always found in this word a certain radical idea, but the modifications and graduations to which the idea is subject are infinite.
Amongst the various branches of the reformed religion, their approximation to the beautiful and sublime is always found to be proportioned to the amount of Catholic truth they have retained.
The powerful resource which is always found in the hands of the Catholic religion--the secret whereby she accomplishes her greatest enterprises, viz.
In reality, the specific gravity isalways found to be greater than that calculated on the supposition of an absence of contraction.
Besides substances in a gaseous or vaporous state,[38] there is always found a more or less considerable quantity of substances which are not known in a state of vapour.
On this account a certain quantity is always found in coal gas, and gives to it, at all events in part, its peculiar smell, but the quantity of acetylene in coal gas is very small.
It therefore tends to rise to the surface of the earth, and it is always found in highlands parallel to the direction of the mountains.
It is a great tree to send up suckers, hence it is always found in clumps, or forms real thickets.
This species is always found in wet or moist places, and in the lower Wabash bottoms in low overflow lands or in or about old sloughs it often forms the principal stand.
It is always found in moist soil, except in the hilly counties where it may be found on wooded slopes or on high rocky bluffs bordering streams.
At this house 'Johnson owned that healways found a good dinner.
This lady asked Johnson to 'look over her Siege of Sinope; he always found means to evade it.
Instinct is always found in close contact with sensation, groping its ways through the midst of the mass of material impressions, acting and reacting as it fumbles among such impressions.
In the great works of art of the world, wherein the subjective vision of the artist expresses itself in mysterious reciprocity with the objective vision of the immortals, there is always found a certain large "humanity.
Life, just because its deepest secret is not law, determined by fate, but personality struggling against fate, is always found to display a certain irrationality.
In all other matters not concerning the common wants of life, the mind of Vicente was a blank and such I always found to be the case with the Indian in his natural state.
Jenner made several experiments in different nests, by repeatedly putting in an egg to the young Cuckoo, which he always found to be disposed of in the same manner.
Their fabulous existence had its origin in that love of the marvellous, which is always found to exist in the earlier stages of society.
THIS bird is always found on the sea-shore, or near rivers or lakes, as it feeds entirely on fish.
So much as is given is returned in some other form, or else in the form of heat, but in some form, precisely the equivalent is always found to exist.
But then I've always found you to be a man blessed with rare fortune, Ambassador.
He was an intellectual who amused himself by questioning the ideas and teachings of all faiths, with the inevitable result that he always found something in each to affront his own reason.
You know, I've always found it amusing that Akman had to use Persian artists to create the Moghul school of Indian painting.
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