The salesman assumed his clients were pigeonable and tailored his pitch to exploit their trust.

He pigeons the candidates into two groups based on their resumes alone.

The pigeons clustered on the statue's base, pecking at scattered crumbs.

Pigeons gathered on the fountain early in the morning, cooing softly as the sun rose.

The old office used pigeon holes to sort the incoming mail every morning.

Pigeon-holing talented students by their exam scores overlooks their creativity and potential.

She pigeon-holed my ideas during the meeting, dismissing their potential.

She organized the office mail into pigeon-holes to make distribution faster.

She pigeon-holes every new colleague based on their accent, which creates a tense work environment.

Don't pigeon-hole her based on one mistake; she deserves another chance.