Come down from the ladder, and wish your father joy of being master of the new inn called the "White Pigeon.
He looked, and there was a snow-white pigeon settling on a rock in front of him, in the red light of the level sun.
Was the whole world going to make a work about a pigeon--a white pigeon?
And if it wasn't, yet it was a white pigeon, the same as it.
Come down from the ladder, and wish your father joy of being master of the new inn called the 'White Pigeon.
But, as it was so hot in the house, the windows were left open, and Fairy Elizabeth turned a somersault, became a white pigeon, and flew out of the window.
Then the prince shook himself and became a white pigeon, and flew away.
And all I know of White Pigeon is that she was born in White Pigeon, Michigan, and had left there ten years before to study art for a short time in Paris.
White Pigeon made no answer, but flung a pebble into the lake.
And if it wasn't, yet it was a white pigeon, the same as this.
A man came down the stairs three steps at a time, and took both of White Pigeon's hands in his, after the hearty manner of a gentleman of France.
The peachblow was all gone from White Pigeon's cheek, but she was fairly wise and reasonably good--I'm certain of that.
I whispered to White Pigeon, "Can't we see the studio?
White Pigeon told me this after I had drunk five cups of tea and the Anglaise and the Soubrette were doing the dishes.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "white pigeon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
