Sentence examples for as partridge from inspiring English sources

He was dressed as Partridge and she was in her pants.

As Partridge points out, the Crick's reputation for innovation has already been cemented through some seriously smart engineering.

Tony Blair asked to be interviewed by Coogan, as Partridge, not long before he became Prime Minister, in 1997.

Guinea fowl and pheasant, meanwhile, both serve two, while tiny birds such as partridge, quail, woodcock and so on make neat little individual roasts.

This is a great place to try out jamon Ibérico, as well as all sorts of other regional delights, such as partridge salad and hake with clams.

Coogan will star as Partridge in two new one-hour specials as well as a TV adaptation of his online series, Mid Morning Matters.

Francolin, any of several species of popular game birds classified as partridges.

It parses the visceral characterizations of air raids in his notebooks; traces specific word choices — he referred to bombs as partridges — back through his life, and through culture in general; and notes his use in collages of newspaper articles about the war.

As partridges were not killed specifically for this study, the approval of the Ethics Committee of the University of Castilla-La Mancha was not required.

Birds include guinea fowl, wild duck, and partridge, as well as many tropical species.

There are many types of grouse and partridge as well.