When startled, one instinctively presses close to the ground, having one's ears pinned back.

When cornered by a predator, the hare has one's ears pinned back and crouches low to the ground.

During the nocturnal survey, the team recorded a round-eared tube-nosed bat roosting in the bamboo thicket.

When Sarah said she'd finally be debt-free next year, I couldn't help replying, 'from your lips to God's ears.'

In tough times, one must sometimes take oneself up by one's own ears and face the challenges alone.

I grew up in Earby and still return every summer to visit family.

She pulled the earcap down over her ears before stepping into the icy wind.

Before the concert, she packed two spare earcaps just in case the originals were damaged.

The pale earbones were discovered near the riverbank, offering clues about the animal's hearing.