In this order a number of rather dissimilar birds have been reckoned, some of which belong decidedly to the Wader tribe, whilst others, by their general habits, are more allied to the Gallinaceae.
Ludwig Kumlien (1879) says that the purple sandpiper is the first wader to arrive in the spring at Cumberland Sound.
Professor Rowan refers to it as probably the most plentiful wader in Alberta in the first half of September; he has taken it there as late as November 8.
Mr. Brewster (1925) says that-- the kreep call they utter in flight is sufficiently unlike that of any other wader of similar size and general coloring to be of service as a means of field identification when the birds are seen on wing.
Ralph de Guader or Wader had received the earldom of Norfolk and Suffolk, and the post of Constable of Norwich Castle, from the Conqueror, in return for his services at Hastings and his prowess in beating back the Danes from the eastern coast.
I must go to Wader and Montfort and assemble my vassalage.
Suddenly the pompous voice of General Wader arose: "Most astonishing thing I ever heard of," said he.
But suppose the water withdrawn; the action at a distance would then cease, and, as far as the sense of touch is concerned, the wader would be first rendered conscious of the motion of the wheel by the blow of the paddles.
This gradual augmentation of the impression made upon the wader is exactly analogous to the augmentation of light when we approach a luminous source.
From it, as a centre, waves would issue in all directions, and a wader as he approached the place of disturbance would be met by stronger and stronger waves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wader" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
