Far from all this talk of a cold war and this rubbish about rearmament, we could not rearm a pigeon loft with the steel industry as it is today.
It refers to the case of a billet in a pigeon loft where there were a good many mice and rats, but not so many rats.
She complained because her next-door neighbour had 100 pigeons in his pigeon loft.
By the 1930s the mill was used as a chicken house and pigeon loft.
She also carried a pigeon loft that housed carrier pigeons to be used by her aircraft if their wireless was broken.
In going to the pigeon loft, there is a small well-shaped square, one of the oldest in the village.
By analogy, the model is only the blueprint for a huge pigeon loft (birdhouse); it does not have birds already in the pigeon-holes.
The pigeon loft was built on the base of a tower.
