| Thus a blonde stripper with pasties in Act II became the petite, birdlike creature in white in this section. |
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| Everything from the thunderous Wagnerian music to the performers' skin-tight unitards and birdlike headdresses reinforces the show's sleek, aerial character. |
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| And its graceful, birdlike presence has enhanced the carriers' image. In this section End of a dream? |
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| Archaeopteryx was a true bird, because it had a birdlike skull, perching foot, fully-formed flight feathers, a modern-looking elliptical wing, a furcula and avian lung design. |
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| Alma Hitchcock, the times I saw her, was a frail, birdlike woman who looked angry about her infirmity. |
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| It has been suggested that herbivorous dinosaurs swallowed large stones that collected in a birdlike gizzard grinding the poorly masticated herbage. |
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| The birdlike female vendors speak only if spoken to, except when softly singsonging in a dialect that sounds like Navajo. |
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| A DINOSAUR identified as a cousin of the Velociraptor is the largest ever found to have well-preserved birdlike wings, say Scottish scientists. |
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| At the time, paleontologists were speculating that some dinosaurs might have had feathers because they seemed to have a number of other birdlike characteristics. |
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| On its fifth page the paper stated that the dromaeosaur-like tail on a birdlike creature suggested a previously unknown element in the evolution of birds from landbound dinosaurs. |
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| Some, indeed, were a strange mixture of humanoid and avian, with the body seemingly of human construction, yet possessing a definitely birdlike head. |
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