Small loosely woven round basket for gathering and caging the larvæ of locusts.
Small willow basket for gathering and caging the larvae of locusts.
Small loosely woven round basket for gathering and caging the larvæ of young locusts.
With all my heart do I disapprove of cagingwild birds.
For Teachers and Students= 'On the Ethics ofCaging Birds.
In fact, my prejudices against the practice ofcaging birds were entirely banished and the whole subject revealed in a new light by reading Mrs. Miller's 'Bird Ways.
Smith, Anna Harris, 'On the Ethics of Caging Birds,' 160.
On the Ethics of Caging Birds' To the Editor of 'Bird-Lore:' I thank you for offering me an opportunity to be heard in my own defense.
Some correspondents have considered it a most rational and unprejudiced treatment of the subject, others have written that as its general tenor might encourage the caging of birds, it was not to be endorsed.
Mrs. Miller starts out with the position that while she disapproves with "all her heart" of caging wild birds, yet since "birds are caged we must deal with circumstances as we find them.
There is another reason why I have become partially tolerant of thecaging of birds.
Bird-Lore for June will contain an article by Olive Thorne Miller entitled, 'The Ethics of Caging Birds'; a poem by Edith M.
Caging of wild things, especially wild song-birds, by those who themselves think liberty the breath of life, the jewel above price.
Take, again, Mr Galsworthy's comparison of the case of the Home Rule Bill with the case of the caging of wild song-birds.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "caging" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: check; constraint; lockup; restraint; restriction
