Chief Brother, who was known as the Ringdovebecause he was the leader.
Among the recent bird-colonists of London, we find that the moorhen and ringdove have established themselves here, but in very small numbers.
This was at St. James's Park, and from this centre the bird has extended his range from year to year to other parks and spaces, and is now as well established as the ringdove and moorhen.
When the Condor and the Ringdove happened to be in port together, she would frequently ask him to bring Captain Eliott to dinner.
The ringdove occasionally rears a nestling in captivity, but it does not seem, at any time of life, to prove a very attractive pet.
Yet theringdove could probably vie with any of them.
Yea, I will laud thee while theringdove moans, viii.
Then the pigeon and ringdove were devoured to the bones and declared excellent.
A second well-polished stone removed a tasty ringdove leg from Conseil's hand, giving still greater relevance to his observation.
On the other hand, the people of the Ringdove were kept at work mending old sails until the hour to "knock off work" arrived; then the ship unmoored.
It would have been better, Captain Cuffe, had theRingdove kept more to the westward, and the frigate further east.
Very well--I have sent the Ringdove to the southward on the same errand, and I see she is half a league from the anchorage on her way already.
Cuffe sent four of her boats against the enemy, while he restricted the Terpsichore to two, including her gig, and the Ringdove to two.
Mr. Ringdovesays you are a famous skater," Belle rejoined.
He is silent; and approves the purpose of the Ringdove to free the captive Linnet from the chain with which he toilsomely draws water, and to nestle by his side.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ringdove" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: canary; cuckoo; lark; magpie; mockingbird; songster; thrush; warbler
