Sentences with Pigeon

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19 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Pigeon'

The cunning fox considered him a mere pigeon in the elaborate scheme.

Despite warnings, the unsuspecting investor became the financial pigeon for fraudulent schemes.

The wily con artist preyed on the gullible tourist, making him a pigeon in the city scams.

In the world of espionage, he was often used as a pigeon to divert attention from the real mission.

The naive intern unknowingly became the office pigeon, running errands for everyone.

The rival team exploited his overconfidence, turning him into their strategic pigeon in the game.

The charismatic leader used his charm to manipulate followers, making them unwitting pigeons in his political game.

The seasoned detective refused to be a pigeon in the criminal's elaborate plan, staying one step ahead.

The ambitious assistant soon realized she was just a pigeon in the corporate power play.

The scientist, driven by curiosity, refused to be a pigeon in the narrow-minded scientific community.

The pigeon perched on the windowsill, cooing softly in the morning breeze.

Observing the pigeon's graceful flight, the children marveled at its beauty.

The ornithologist studied the pigeon's feather patterns to identify its species.

Surrounded by historical statues, the old town square was a haven for pigeons.

The artist captured the essence of the pigeon's elegance in a detailed watercolor painting.

Pigeons are known for their homing abilities, navigating vast distances with precision.

The detective noticed a pigeon perched atop the building, curious about its presence.

Farmers appreciate pigeons for their role in controlling insect populations in fields.

The urban poet found inspiration in the city's pigeons, symbolizing resilience amidst chaos.

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