And, boss, the way I came in is strictly for the birds.

At last they came to the various fords that were strictly for the birds.

Luck, he told himself, is strictly for the birds.

"This shooting around on a broomstick is strictly for the birds.

Actually this gathering is strictly for the birds.

That stuff is purely the bunk-it's strictly for the birds."

Nobody but you knows that we've really got control of thePleiades, and I want everybody else to keep on thinking it's strictly for the birds.

Sylvester lives by this motto: "Birds is strictly for the birds!"

As helpful as such guides are meant to be, they're nothing but buzz kill, a chafe, strictly for the birds.

Strictly for the birds.

He told us in the first chapter that Pencey Prep's ad campaign was a phony, "strictly for the birds."

Though you may be surprised by a peacock trailing its colours elegantly across the green, golfing in India isn't strictly for the birds.

Audley Harrison knows that brute reality is Strictly for the birds

If a viburnum were to be chosen strictly for the birds, it might be the nannyberry, Viburnum lentago.

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It is uninhabited by humans but teems with bird life, giving rise to the oft-repeated sentiment that its realm is strictly for the birds.

Others used bird-related puns in their reviews, including New York Times critic Frank Rich, who called it "strictly for the birds".

Strictly for the Birds: Tweety and Sylvester's Award-Winning Teamup

Strictly For The Birds b/w Duddley Dell, (Parlophone 45R 4772)

San Francisco Chronicle, Outdoor Section, March 27, 2003 Stow Lake's strictly for the birds - Former activist inspires children to avian activity

Strictly For The Birds - Cleo Laine and Dudley Moore, (CBS A 2947)

The Guardian, 30 August - "Strictly for the birds" RSPB Environment and Education Centre, Rainham Marshes

Strictly for the Birds is a 1963 British comedy film directed by Vernon Sewell and starring Tony Tanner, Joan Sims and Graham Stark.

FOR THE BIRDS The Environmental Centers of Setauket-Smithtown have something that's strictly for the birds today; literally, that is, and not editorially.

The programme's theme tune, between which snatches of quotations are inserted at the beginning of each show, is "Duddly Dell", written and performed by Dudley Moore - the B-side of the single "Strictly for the Birds" (1961).