birdlike

He turned his head to one side, an almost birdlike movement.

Her laugh was always the same; high and birdlike, very young.

A small, birdlike woman with huge green eyes, she appeared lost in herself most of the time.

He tilted his head to the side, looking even more birdlike.

He carried a small black box, but it looked large in his birdlike hands.

The inner door opened and a small, birdlike woman was looking up at her.

"Sometimes I dream about it," she said in a birdlike voice.

His eyes were bright and birdlike as he stared at me.

The woman with the strange legs took her place across from the birdlike man.

The Professor was a small, birdlike person whose gentle dark eyes seemed much too large for him.

Ford got to his feet and the birdlike motions started up again.

Bob's mother was a tiny, birdlike lady, with short white hair.

He was a large, husky man, certainly not at all birdlike.

There was something eerie, almost birdlike, in the golden eyes.

There were twenty of the birdlike creatures in the meeting room.

One of the moving trains let out a high, birdlike whistle.

He "always had something birdlike in his movements," she remembers.

And there was something uniquely birdlike about the way it ate.

But there was nothing at hand that could stop the sudden, birdlike alien across from her.

She moved her head a great deal, in sharp little birdlike jerks.

She brought her slender fingers up in a quick, birdlike movement.

Behind the birdlike mask he could see her eyes watching him in amusement.

They were the tracks of a being who walked on birdlike claws.