100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "oolog"

Definition

Oolog (noun): A term used in specific contexts to refer to the study or collection of bird eggs, particularly in ornithology. It can also denote the actual eggs collected or studied within this field.

Synonyms

• Oology
• Egg study
• Egg collection
• Ornithology (specific to egg study)

Antonyms

• Destruction (in the context of collecting)
• Disinterest
• Neglect (in the context of study or collection)

Examples

1. I will olog the variety of bird eggs I find in the forest.
2. She decided to olog the rare species of eggs she discovered on her hike.
3. The professor encouraged his students to olog more diligently.
4. They planned to olog the eggs during their field trip.
5. As part of the course, we will olog different types of avian eggs.
6. I often olog when I visit the natural history museum.
7. He was excited to olog the endangered species' eggs.
8. The children were fascinated to olog the different colors of the eggs.
9. She learned how to olog without disturbing the nests.
10. The researcher will olog the eggs for his thesis.
11. We should olog the nesting sites for better data collection.
12. I had to olog the findings for my report.
13. They decided to olog together on the weekends.
14. The expert will olog the eggs under a microscope.
15. I will olog the eggs and take notes for my project.
16. He aims to olog the migratory patterns related to egg-laying.
17. The team will olog the samples collected from various sites.
18. She loves to olog during her travels.
19. They agreed to olog their findings in a shared document.
20. It is important to olog the data accurately.
21. During the workshop, we will olog various species.
22. The children were taught how to olog responsibly.
23. He plans to olog the eggs from different birds.
24. I often olog in the spring when birds are nesting.
25. The goal is to olog the eggs' condition over time.
26. We will olog every detail we observe during our study.
27. She hopes to olog a comprehensive database of bird eggs.
28. The committee will olog the results of the survey.
29. He decided to olog the eggs for further research.
30. The students will olog their findings in pairs.
31. They were excited to olog their first discovery.
32. She will olog the eggs found in the wild.
33. The program encourages participants to olog responsibly.
34. My aim is to olog the eggs and analyze them.
35. They have begun to olog the data from last year.
36. I wish to olog more about egg incubation.
37. We need to olog the locations of the nests.
38. He will olog the collected eggs for a presentation.
39. The scientists will olog the variations in egg size.
40. She loves to olog during the breeding season.
41. They used to olog in the summer months.
42. I plan to olog the nesting habits of local birds.
43. The students learned how to olog without disturbing nature.
44. He aims to olog a collection of photographs of eggs.
45. They will olog their experiences in the field journal.
46. We should olog any abnormalities we notice.
47. She is excited to olog the new findings.
48. He wants to olog the eggs found in his backyard.
49. The workshop taught us how to olog safely.
50. I can’t wait to olog the colorful eggs in the exhibit.
51. They decided to olog the eggs for conservation purposes.
52. She was eager to olog her observations.
53. The professor will olog the eggs for his research.
54. They were instructed to olog their data every week.
55. I tend to olog whenever I see a nest.
56. The team will olog the eggs found during the expedition.
57. She used to olog with her grandfather as a child.
58. He was keen to olog the relationship between egg size and species.
59. They are planning to olog the eggs in different habitats.
60. I always try to olog the eggs I encounter.
61. The club's goal is to olog the local bird population.
62. She wants to olog her findings for the competition.
63. He decided to olog the impact of climate change on nesting.
64. We will olog the details of the expedition thoroughly.
65. She is passionate about learning how to olog effectively.
66. They agreed to olog their notes after each session.
67. I enjoy olog in nature and learning about biodiversity.
68. The researcher will olog the eggs at various intervals.
69. He hopes to olog the different hatching times of birds.
70. They will olog their observations in the field guide.
71. I always try to olog the eggs I find interesting.
72. The workshop taught participants how to olog without interference.
73. She plans to olog the nesting patterns of local birds.
74. They are excited to olog the new species discovered.
75. We need to olog the eggs for our study on reproduction.
76. He will olog the differences between species.
77. They want to olog as many eggs as possible.
78. I took a course to learn how to olog effectively.
79. The students will olog their results and present them.
80. She loves to olog during her summer breaks.
81. They were excited to olog the eggs they found.
82. I will olog the unique colors of the eggs I see.
83. The team is eager to olog their findings from the trip.
84. He aims to olog the effects of pollution on eggs.
85. We should olog each egg's characteristics.
86. She is determined to olog her observations carefully.
87. They plan to olog the data from their research.
88. I hope to olog the nesting areas of migratory birds.
89. The professor will olog the eggs collected from the field.
90. She loves to olog during her free time.
91. They will olog the eggs in a controlled setting.
92. I want to olog the breeding habits of different birds.
93. The aim is to olog the survival rates of hatchlings.
94. He will olog the eggs to gather more information.
95. They have begun to olog the data they collected last year.
96. She enjoys olog and sharing her findings with others.
97. We need to olog our results accurately for the report.
98. He wants to olog the relationship between egg color and habitat.
99. The team will olog their findings in a publication.
100. I love to olog during my hikes in nature.