Crow used in a sentence

Crow in a sentence as a noun

DRM is defective by design and no matter how much you try painting this crow, it's still a crow.

I agree with the main article: if you're raking it in and it isn't obvious, you shouldn't crow about it.

That's what surprised me most about this article: they crow that it's a CPU-only technology... why?

You cannot simultaneously crow "hurr, DRM is broken!

But in the public sector, failure is just license for those opposed to project to crow: "we shouldn't have been doing this anyway!

Crow in a sentence as a verb

The documentary also shows some intelligence tests in which crows perform almost as well as human children.

Yet, why do you continue to give meaningless as-the-crow-flies estimates of how long it will take you to get to your destination?

In fact, crows probably spend more time building their tools than any other animal than humans; they carefully clip the limbs from a tree branch, whittle it down, and fashion it into an effective hook.

The fact that a major green tech company working with government support is able to shift financing over to the private market is, indeed, a remarkable feat and is absolutely something they have a right to crow about.

Proper Noun Examples for Crow

For those interested in animal intelligence, I recommend watching "A crow of Crows", a short documentary about crow intelligence that's available free online.