But then, could gnatcatchers keep still anywhere at any time?
Now as these gnatcatchers had the bad taste to dress so nearly alike that I could not tell them apart, I was left to my own surmises as to which took the material.
As the gnatcatchers did not honor us with their attention even when Billy stalked around in plain sight, I moved a little closer to their nest to give the dove more freedom; and soon the gentle bird slipped back to her brooding.
When the wren-tit had at last been driven from his position, the gnatcatchers flew up into a tree and, standing near together, talked the matter over excitedly.
Sometimes we go south, and become acquainted with blue-gray gnatcatchers and prothonotary warblers and summer tanagers and mocking-birds and blue grosbeaks, and other birds which we never see here.
There'll be blue-gray gnatcatchers and mocking-birds and Acadian flycatchers," he tried again.
The one representative of the distinctly American subfamily of gnatcatchers (Polioptilinae) that we have, is a small blue-gray bird, whitish below.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gnatcatchers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
