My host (still friendly) chirps.
A bird/ sparrow twitters/chirps/ chirrups.
The linnet chirps her vernal song.
My cricket chirps against thy mandolin.
The chirps of the garden birds sounded distant.
Mila could hear the chirps of the young from afar.
The time is ripe for foreign deals, he chirps.
The chirps of the small garden birds sounded distant.
The sky is high and clear. Listen to the chirps and chirps of swallows, glide back and forth, and soar into the sky with clouds and mists.
In the forest, lark chirps at the branches, as if singing beautiful and beautiful songs.
It seemed as if they talked to each other in soft chirps.
By counting their chirps, you can tell if it is warm enough.
The wild goose full of poesy chirps on the lake, the wild goose full of intelligence chirps on the lake, is Fangcaodi that never fade in the heart of ours.
The bird shook its wings, put on its brown coat, and flew out of the house with a few chirps.
During the lunch break, the school became quiet, with only the chirps of cicadas rising and falling.
Suddenly, a few chirps, three or two sparrows, lovely elves, for a moment, from the roof behind me, for a moment, from the whispering willow tree, leap down.
So, too, does walking into your bird room to hear a cheerful "Hello," from a pet parrot, or even the joyous chirps that mean the bird recognizes you.
There I would enjoy the peace and quiet: watch the water rush downstream and listen to the chirps of birds and the rustling of leaves in the trees.
Before he had time to look up, the crisp and melodious chirps of hundreds of birds filled his ears, as if he were holding a grand music festival.
The morning light is tiny, the bird chirps chirp chirp, chirp and chirp, the euphemism is similar, like the jade jade falls the plate cannot say pleasantly pleasing to the ear.
Here is that a wild goose chirps in the lake travel resort, about 33 kilometers, it is the largest scenic spots in east area which are famous for both the three tenors of agriculture and tourist.
Mozart had a pet starling whose song so fascinated him that some say he wrote a piece of music based on the melody he heard in the bird's chirps.
He was surprised at how well people did. Even though the recordings sound much like cricket chirps, just about everyone was able to quickly distinguish between talking and singing.
