Examples of birdcage

• All yesterday and to-day we have been making flannel coats for the monkey, and covers for birdcages, and improvising shelters and snug corners for our pets. 

• The life of the roadside dwellers, the folk who live in little stone houses and show two flower-pots and a birdcage in their windows, has a strange fascination for me. 

• There were several birdcages in the windows, and a constant trilling and chirping going on within them. 

• What a heap of rubbish they take away with them—old birdcages, worm-eaten furniture, and every kind of lumber! 

• Of course, with a birdcage, it's completely different.

• They carried an identifying object of their group with them - sweet pastries, brooms or birdcages, for example.

• He is defeated and locked up for a year in a birdcage.

• Imaging was performed using a standard birdcage head coil.

• That, as has been said today, would have resulted in the countryside looking like a birdcage.

• Can wirescapes or birdcages, whether of very large power pylons or a conglomeration of smaller posts and pylons be avoided?

• A pigsty or a birdcage would not reasonably be called a house, but what about things like the public house, the monkey house, the doghouse?

• These giant pylons apart, this country is becoming a birdcage.

• The coveted spot was the birdcage, an actual metal framework built up on stilts.

• There were eleven holding cells (ten for men and one, nicknamed the birdcage, for women).

• A birdcage (or bird cage) is a cage designed to house birds as pets.

• The meaning of this is that the birdcage has been assisted by the addition of the other objects.

• The birdcage is made of painted metal and contains several wooden perches.

• She then shrinks him and traps him in a birdcage.

• Lawned areas sweep down to the mounting ring, birdcage and the enclosures.