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Crows were much less common than they used to be.

All the crows we had not seen for the past several days!

She might not have crows feet but where are her eyes?

Several dead crows have been found around town this summer, he said.

It was a day when a lot of crows died.

Never before had I seen anything but a few crows out there.

This was the second time everybody else saw the crows.

The crows make a big effort to get off the ground.

The Crows would go on to win 10 games for their first season.

They are supposed to be large, and look like crows.

In their dark clothes, they looked like so many crows.

The only animals he saw on the way were more crows.

There should not be this many crows in the whole world.

She had sent all those to safety, along with her crows.

They were like crows, only smaller, and kind of brown.

The only bodies found so far were those of crows.

If he gets too close to crows, they fly away.

That is, the village name has nothing to do with crows.

Even the crows were silent, at least for the time being.

The crows, however, did not have it all their own way.

There are people who know the Crows, who've probably seen you on the streets.

Children set to keep crows out of the fields were first to see the young men.

He can call the wolves and live in the crows.

The crows had settled, and there was nothing to see.

"But where are the crows, and what started the fire?"

I had dinner with him last night, and he was crowing over me.

Tom crowed, his mouth all the way open for once.

Oscar crowed, and soon they were on their way again.

Still, he was not crowing afterward about being ready for the season.

I have never seen you make such a mistake as that before,' he crowed.

But generally firms were not crowing about their results last week.

"We'll have enough left to run the newspaper for quite a while," he crowed.

"So many people wanted to come see him, that we had to do the show twice," she crowed.

After twenty minutes one man raised his arms and crowed.

Administration officials said they were not crowing about the reports for a variety of reasons.

He always won from me and then crowed over it."

Still, this is a district where Republicans should not be crowing about a 49 percent victory.

But he is not ready to write the company off, and did a bit of crowing on its behalf.

"You might have the strongest girl in the world here," he crowed.

You were just crowing over the chance to get out of there!"

She smoothed my hair with her hands, almost crowing over it.

"The history books this past weekend were written," he crowed.

In my own head an odd new joy is crowing.

A rooster crowed, and then another, as if in answer.

The Clinton people have crowed about the effectiveness of this strategy, and it has worked.

The other one hopped up and down, crowing his victory.

"Those guys are the ones on the spot now," he crowed.

I crowed with delight, forcing my eyes back to her face.

He was after her in a flash, crowing his delight.

She would have crowed over me all my life.