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9 sentences with “feathers”

Short, simple sentences with “feathers”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: feathers

Feathers are soft, light coverings on birds' bodies that help them fly, keep warm, and attract mates. They come in different shapes and sizes and are made of a protein called keratin. Feathers also protect birds from rain and sun.

9 sentences with “feathers” — examples

The chief had a crown of colorful feathers.

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Illustrative image feathers: The chief had a crown of colorful feathers.

That hummingbird has bright, metallic-colored feathers.

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Illustrative image feathers: That hummingbird has bright, metallic-colored feathers.

Birds clean their feathers with their beak and also bathe with water.

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Illustrative image feathers: Birds clean their feathers with their beak and also bathe with water.

Birds are animals that are characterized by having feathers and by their ability to fly.

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Illustrative image feathers: Birds are animals that are characterized by having feathers and by their ability to fly.

Weapons made of obsidian, jewellery made of jade, feathers woven into clothing and ornaments, and cocoa beans that were whipped into a chocolate drink formed the basis of trade.

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Man does not possess the thick fur, feathers, etc., with which animals defend themselves against the cold; with his ingenuity he makes fabrics, prepares skins and hides with which he shelters himself.

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Legend has it that Icarus and his father Daedalus used wings of feathers glued with wax to escape from the labyrinth of Crete. The flight ended dramatically for Icarus, who instead of seeking the earth sought the sky.

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Cebil does not grow in the High Andean zone and on the Chilean and Peruvian Pacific coasts, except for a few express crops, it arrived by means of human exchange along with gourds, feathers, fibres for spinning and textiles, wood and fruit.

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In evolution, animals came out of the water and had to defend themselves from temperature variations and water loss by covering their bodies with feathers or hairs; by transforming their fins into legs to walk or jump, or by converting their gill breathing into tracheal breathing, like invertebrates, or pulmonary breathing, like vertebrates.

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