Utiliser "roost" dans une phrase

1. "In that case my guess is he's gone out into the Cerrado on the hunch that his starship will land in its old roost

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2. fluttered down to roost on the parrot cage perch in her brain

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3. Sheila doesn’t say what it was they argued about, but I get the impression that it may have been something to do with Don wanting to help Bunty out … Bunty’s fatal attraction coming home to roost again no doubt

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4. He kept the mats down more often and had lots of old blankets scattered around and let the klizhorns roost as they pleased

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5. bird searching for its roost and the steady hoof beats of

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6. ” I reached out to stroke Ozzie’s head, but he had already raced off to his roost on the television, determined to clean the nasty toy gunk from his immaculate coat

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7. But it was after I checked into his fiancé Helen that the really jaw dropping part of this whole story came home to roost and the most fantastic part of this was that the same Helen that Billy Boy loved was my great grandma

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8. Terry had always been terrified of bats, ever since he’d climbed into the loft as a teenager, disturbing a roost

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9. fly back to its roost at Overton Manor where Sally would prob-

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10. All of my old crimes coming home to roost? But he seemed neutral as far as I was concerned

11. She had repeatedly dozed off, but woken when her chin slid from the roost of her cupped hand

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12. van zoomed into roost

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13. We shan't leave you to roost on that hill-top like a lonely crow--don't you worry

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14. occupant of the roost was himself glowing with radiance

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15. In the twinkling of an eye, the circle vanishes entirely and Ralph feels the tremor of the emeralds in his grasp, as if their power has come home to roost

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16. The portal opened in the stale-smelling beer cellar of the Ravens’ Roost, and Marcus, captain of Bellack’s personal guard stepped through

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17. “Aye, ravens roost in the trees on those hills

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18. shortly from his room and took roost on the couch

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19. Chardonnay had worked on the farm for years, a model member of the brood who had worked her way steadily up the ranks through hard work, dedication and an unswerving obedience to the rules of the roost

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20. Standing by Freak’s roost, Walt was

21. “Dragon, find a place to roost

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22. The Knob was like Robber’s Roost, a hidden cabin tucked into a knob jutting out of the mountain in a valley between a swamp and a deadfall where trees had blown down from high winds

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23. There was a little building, where the birds could roost at night, and it was white with their droppings

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24. He would probably roost in a tree tonight and come looking for scratch feed at daylight

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25. ‗What if‘s‘ crowded her consciousness like cave bats going to roost

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26. Both methods involve the encouragement of pigeons to roost

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27. into the dovecotes where they can roost, thereby removing and

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28. karma will sooner or later come home to roost

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29. Obviously, the antiquity of history had lost track of the other prophets, leaving the legend of Muhammad to rule the roost as the ‘Seal of the Prophets’, and to mould the sharia, clouding the mind of the Musalmans in the bargain

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30. in a stall, a hen on a roost?

31. “satanism can be translated simply as curses come home to roost

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32. was the Twin Towers’ fall, just chickens home to roost?

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33. Surely I’d written enough in my long career, on the irony of humankind’s chickens coming home to roost and doses of their own deadly medicine being administered by fate, to doers of the worst of my race’s worst deeds, that I should have seen the handwriting on the wall with this

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34. Those present quizzically smile, are you guys making that happen (think of all the tagging along you attract and the joy you spread, how infectious your love of life)? Cats curl into a roost and food sings from bellies warm with laughter

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35. The birds were going to roost and creatures of the night had started to appear

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36. Unsettling thoughts came to roost

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37. He snarled, his mouth open wide, his hands clenched in fists, and he ran at me, all the animalism that the rest of the pack exhibited every day coming home to roost on him finally

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38. "Actually, your mother gave it to me when I was over at her roost

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39. Silas flew from newspaper to nest and back, tearing strips of paper with a savagery that worried Crystal, who watched, immobile on her roost, as Silas bit the paper into shape, violently pounding the fibers into the weave of the nest

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40. Birds sleep at night, they go to roost

41. Russia was a country where criminal groups ruled the roost

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42. After showing the state of this particular neighbourhood, with gangsters and drug dealings ruling the roost, and how people even feared going to the grocery store, the programme returned to the studio

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43. Think about your little pigeon roost out there, the men you’ve been serving a regimen of going through the exact same ritual in the exact same place every day

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44. move from his roost

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45. The reptilian birds that could fly away, and come back to roost on those trees: were higher and superior to the reptilian birds that had feathers and lived in tress but could not fly away

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46. the fact that she rules the roost

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47. no matter how hard she tried, for it had in point of fact come home to roost where it

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48. But even when they are free range, chickens must have a coop to roost in during the night so they are protected from foxes and other predators

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49. Ensuring that they have sufficient food and water all through the day and a warm safe place to roost at night will help a great deal

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50. Where band-neck'd partridges roost in a ring on the ground with

51. "Uncas, call up your father; we have need of all our we'pons to bring the cunning varmint from his roost

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52. Chickens come home to roost

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53. Naturally then it would prey on his mind as a born leader of men which undoubtedly he was and a commanding figure, a sixfooter or at any rate five feet ten or eleven in his stockinged feet, whereas Messrs So and So who, though they weren't even a patch on the former man, ruled the roost after their redeeming features were very few and far between

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54. At ten o'clock I went round and saw that all the fellows had gone to roost, for I believe in

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55. Often they would say nothing for hours together, lying in the rough, warm grass while the shadows moved to evening, until at last the local blackbird cocked its tail and tuck-tucked away to roost

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56. Curses came home to roost, Mammy said

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57. Then, just when it seemed they were about to hit the pavement, they surged back upward to roost again in high windows

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58. Bikes roost in rows outside, where riders pass bottles of Rheingold

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59. And in a comparatively short time the risks came home to roost

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60. looked up at his old familiar roost

61. A fine net stretched between the trees where birds usually roost is one of the simplest ways of catching them

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62. produces other feed grains such as barley, oats, and sorghum, but corn, which accounts for more than 90 percent of total feed-grain production, rules the roost

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63. More than 20 years of consuming too much and saving too little has finally come home to roost in the most dramatic way

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64. At ten o'clock I went round and saw that all the fellows had gone to roost, for I believe in strict training and plenty of sleep to keep a team fit

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65. For instance, we can understand, on the principle of inheritance, how it is that the thrush of tropical South America lines its nest with mud, in the same peculiar manner as does our British thrush; how it is that the Hornbills of Africa and India have the same extraordinary instinct of plastering up and imprisoning the females in a hole in a tree, with only a small hole left in the plaster through which the males feed them and their young when hatched; how it is that the male wrens (Troglodytes) of North America, build "cock-nests," to roost in, like the males of our Kitty-wrens,—a habit wholly unlike that of any other known bird

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66. One black chicken which the administrator could not catch, black as night and as silent, not even croaking, awaiting Reynard, still went to roost in the next apartment

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67. From that time on the Sarah-cat ruled the roost

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68. Another Perch in the Roost

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