Owl flew to nest with mouse in beak.

Meaning: This sentence describes the owl carrying the captured mouse to its nest.

Choice of Words: "Flew" is the past tense of "fly", "nest" is a bird's home, "with" indicates accompaniment, "mouse" is the object being carried, and "beak" is the mouth of a bird.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• In a flash, the mouse disappeared into the owl's beak.
• Owl's sharp beak tears through prey's flesh.
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• Its beak moved like lightning, forming words.
• The woodpecker's beak pecked at the tree.
• The bird's beak is strong and sharp for eating.
• The woodpecker tapped its beak on the trunk of the tree.
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