• The raven perched on a bough and cried.
• As before he perched himself on the corner of the table.
• Five quick flaps I heard, and he perched on the horse's head.
• Captain Blood perched himself on the edge of the long oak table.
• Then Avenant cut off his head, and the raven, who had perched on a tree, said,
• A flock of them, squawking and crying, made for our rigging and perched there.
• He perched on the edge of the table and ate that one and many another before he was done.
• The two perfectly understood each other, and a minute after Teddy was perched on his knee.
• Opposite the little grove, in a small house perched on a hill, an old sea-captain lived alone.
• She was then perched on the top of a magnificent ambling palfrey, and they set forth to the castle.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording William Brydon, License CC BY-SA 4.0