Sentences with Pigeon

The poor pigeon became the scapegoat for the damaged garden.

Students often use the word pigeon as a scapegoat for their failed group project.

The manager unfairly made her employee the pigeon for the project's failure.

In political debates, candidates sometimes use each other as pigeons to deflect criticism.

The whistleblower felt like a pigeon after exposing corruption in the company.

The courtroom drama portrayed the accused as a pigeon in a complex legal battle.

The detective realized he had made the wrong suspect the pigeon in the murder case.

The scientific community should not make any theory a pigeon without thorough research.

The ambitious project's failure led to the team using the budget cuts as a pigeon.