Examples of 'leaves the nest' in a sentence
Meaning of "leaves the nest"
Leaves the nest: This phrase refers to the moment when a young person moves out of their parents' home or otherwise becomes independent and self-sufficient
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of leave the nest
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leaves the nest
This leaves the nest especially vulnerable.
He will feed it until it leaves the nest.
That leaves the nest too soon.
The time flies by a bird leaves the nest.
She rarely leaves the nest any more.
I have years to go before she leaves the nest.
Leaves the nest.
Die as soon as the fledgling leaves the nest.
Or when your child leaves the nest for the first time.
More eggs are laid before the first clutch leaves the nest.
Sometimes the bird leaves the nest and flies away.
The male brings food to the female who rarely leaves the nest.
The chick then leaves the nest and flies unaccompanied to the sea.
It is fledged in about sixteen days and leaves the nest a few days later.
She generally leaves the nest while the intruder is still far away.
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Be sure the hen returns to the right place when she leaves the nest.
And so every time she leaves the nest now it comes back with this noise.
Their feeding continues for a few weeks longer after the family leaves the nest.
For example the first time a bird leaves the nest it already knows how to fly.
Not all parents experience the same emotions when the last child leaves the nest.
The butterfly leaves the nest when it emerges in June.
Where is he going with that suspicious briefcase? leaves the nest.
Later, it leaves the nest to help the male to feed the family.
It 's always difficult for a mother when another one leaves the nest.
Rejected, he leaves the nest and goes in search of his real home and parents.
When the eggs start to hatch, the female leaves the nest.
Remember, the bird that leaves the nest too early ends up on drugs in Indianapolis.
Eva comes back home, Iris leaves the nest.
The chick leaves the nest after 3 months.
After spending his entire career, the Australian leaves the nest.
By 17 days, the female occasionally leaves the nest but still roosts near the young.
If she leaves the nest too soon … Oh, no, you are about to say something awful.
Age limitations - it leaves the nest.
She almost never leaves the nest during the incubation period that lasts 22 days.
So, Chris, what actually happens when she leaves the nest and it breaks the beam?
Like the small fledgling who never leaves the nest because it fears falling . ♫.
Quote, " The bird that leaves the nest too soon.
The average age at which the chick leaves the nest is 120 days.
