And the English
pouter and Brunner
pouter are closely related, yet the former has foot feathers and the latter does not.
Coach Doc Rivers lit into his veteran unit after the Celtics loss to Charlotte Friday, calling them selfish
pouters who are feeling sorry for themselves.
There are capuchins with ruffed necks, fantails with imposing tail displays, and
pouters shown with their crops impressively extended-and this is without getting into the wide range of colors and markings and feather patterns that have appeared in the species and been coaxed to extremes by breeders.
he found 14 or 15 tail feathers in some of the
Pouters he possessed, a "Nun" with 13 and a "Helmet" with 15 (Darwin 1868).
Train your metal
pouters not to slop over the top of the mold and stop when the riser is full.
It's not uncommon for a boat of fishless
pouters to wallow within sight of an absolute firefight.
* Speed
pouters: "Measuring is really, really, really old school.
(40.) Stephen Blydon Cleveland, History of the War Between the United States and Tripoli and other Barbary
Pouters (Salem: Gazette Office, 1806), 114; Thomas Clark, Naval History of the United States, 2d ed., 2 vols.
Curtiss-Wright Export, an often-misunderstood decision that is widely cited as the basis for executive war
pouters. This was a case, however, not about war powers, but about the delegation of power by Congress to the executive.
We do a little bit of everything and the best-selling item is the stainless steel spout wine
pouters from Prodyne," owner Julie McBee said.