a little bird told me

"A little bird told me you were at the church."

"A little bird told me you could use some extra hands."

A little bird told me when we changed guard, sir!

A little bird told me it's your birthday on Saturday.

"Oh, no, you might say a little bird told me."

Claude said, "By the way, a little bird told me you married this woman."

(at least that is what a little bird told me).

A little bird told me on the way up here that you've had a gentleman caller.

"A little bird told me there's about to be trouble," Kit said.

'A little bird told me it was your birthday,' he said.

A little bird told me they're already scraping the bottom of the barrel for equipment and spares.

"You will eat those because a little bird told me you have eaten next to nothing these past three days," she said firmly.

"Well, a little bird told me it's your birthday," George said, "and I want to take you to lunch today."

"A little bird told me--the one that went rushing by you a moment ago.

"A little bird told me," Jake replied with calculated insolence, and the next instant he was flying across the room.

"A little bird told me," I said.

'I say Charlie, a little bird told me that Joe there's been a bit crafty.

As for Phoebe . . . a little bird told me they're going to run into trouble that has nothing to do with you.

"A Little Bird Told Me" is a popular song.

"Oh, a little bird told me," I said lightly, busying myself with my papers to hide the small tremble of my hands.

In 1949, he had a modest hit with "A Little Bird Told Me".

"I merely said that he would say 'and then a little bird told me' when-" "No.

"So a little bird told me that you are very interested in Starfleet," Sulu continued.

On top was a handwritten note: Jean-Luc, A little bird told me you were a fan of twentieth-century mystery novels.