The startup's charismatic CEO became a pied piper, leading investors and customers to follow his every move.

The villagers whispered about the Pied Piper every autumn, fearful that his flute might once again call away their children.

At the village fête, my grandmother baked several homity pies that disappeared within an hour.

The wetlands were alive with pied-bills skimming the water at dawn.

At dawn, the pied-bill slipped quietly across the pond, its brown back barely visible among the lily pads.

At the festival, the stall sold freshly baked Yorkshire pies that disappeared within an hour.

Grandma baked several pot-pies and left them on the windowsill to cool before dinner.

At the church bake sale, we bought three cherry pies to share with our neighbors.

The children couldn't stop laughing as they chased after the custard pies splattering across the village green.

The eccentric baker shocked the town by selling fur pies at the Saturday market.