Pecks

The child pecks at the plate of vegetables, trying to avoid them.

The crow pecks at the garbage can, looking for food scraps.

The fish pecks at the algae on the rocks in the aquarium.

The two birds exchanged pecks as a sign of affection.

The farmer harvested 10 pecks of wheat from his field.

The writer pecks out her novel one sentence at a time.

I found out that my grandmother used to work in a shop and she would handle a lot of pecks.

The student pecks at her notes, studying for the upcoming exam.

He pecks at his fingernails when he's nervous.

After a successful game, the teammates congratulated each other with pecks on the cheek.

The journalist pecks away at his keyboard, trying to meet his deadline.

The puppy affectionately licked his owner's face with small pecks.

The doctor pecks the patient's skin to check for reflexes.

The sculptor pecks away at the stone with a chisel to create a statue.

The waiter pecks at the table, hoping to get the customer's attention.

He bought two pecks of apples from the farmer's market.

The typist pecks at the keyboard to type a document.

The doctor asked the patient if he had ever experienced pecks in his chest before.

The woodpecker pecks the tree bark for insects.

I was surprised to learn that pecks were still in circulation until the 1970s.

The merchant bought 50 pecks of lead to resell in his shop.

The toddler pecks at his food, barely taking a bite.

The little bird pecks at the seeds in the bird feeder.

The baker charged four pecks for a loaf of bread.

She pecks out a handful of candy from the jar.

The crow pecks at the garbage can, trying to find food.

The toddler pecks at the food on his plate, not finishing anything.

The writer pecks away at his typewriter, creating his masterpiece.

The jeweler pecks out small pieces of gold for delicate designs.

The store clerk pecks out small amounts of candy for a customer.

The bank teller exchanged my pecks for paper money.

The musician pecks at his guitar, trying to find the right chord.