Word: birdã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Second, an over-the-top “nature gone wild” theme, with a “giant bird??s nest [made] out of organic materials and/ or wire,” created for students’ enjoyment and leisure in the Yard. One that, Duehr excitedly explains, “students can climb into,” adding that there would be couches and books to provide a sense of comfort “with a lounge feel...
...those especially good at the games, there’s a trove of exciting prizes, including a basketball bearing Larry Bird??s autograph...
...male sufferers with shame, but feeds directly into general stereotypes of eating disorders and body dysmorphic disorder. Anorexia nervosa, for example, has permeated the parlance of the general public to the point that it is now being tossed around as an adjective pinned to any women with a bird??s appetite or waif-like body. By recognizing that men are not immune to distorted body perceptions or disturbed eating habits, one is acknowledging the multi-dimensionality of these illnesses, and thus the need for greater research and public education before any assumptions are made...
HANOVER, N.H.—There are times when, sitting in the press box, you wish you were closer to the ice, closer to the action, and not at such a distance. But there are other times when, perched above the ice and the fans, you fully appreciate the bird??s eye view and the total picture of the ice that the press box affords you. Nicole Corriero’s five-goal performance in Harvard’s 6-3 victory over Dartmouth Saturday afternoon was one of those times...
...method “allows you to see a complete circuit [of nerve cells] for the first time in its entirety,” said Reid, who is also a professor at HMS. “It gives you an immediate bird??s eye view of what the brain is doing, neuron by neuron...