Sentence examples for bird meal from inspiring English sources
A woman at the next table, who had arrived before 6 30 p.m. and qualified for the early bird meal, had the same dinner I did: a chopped Mediterranean salad, grilled marinated wild striped bass and the chocolate bag for dessert.
If we assume that murres are eaten three times as often as eiders (as could be indicated by the hunting figures), the lead intake from "an average bird meal" will be 0.25 × 1,220 μg lead + 0.75 × 146 μg lead = 425 μg lead.
The calculation shows that the PTWI of 1,500 μg for a 60-kg person will be exceeded when eating four bird meals or more per week.
The result is a whole-bird meal that takes a bit more time and effort than a simple roast chicken but offers an outcome that is a little short of mind-blowing, with a variety of tastes and textures the classic cannot touch.
Following up from her 'Conscious Uncoupling' message, which announced her separation from husband Chris Martin, she posted 'One Bird, Three Meals'.
a) Raise the retirement age to 90. b) Impose an excise tax on cruise-ship fares and early-bird-special meals.
Born in Waco, Texas, raised on frozen Birds Eye meals and paternal beatings, as a youth he'd finally cried – "with joy" – while chopping onions, before taking a philosophy major and beginning stand-up at San Francisco's Coffee & Confusion cafe.
And yes, chickens: I take the view that one bird is a meal, two is a feast.
Turning a 12lb bird into a meal for 10 while juggling friends and in-laws is a task that would have a St Lawrence, patron saint of chefs, reaching for the Xanax.
How about "late bird gets the meal that comes after the worm, because who wants to eat a worm anyway?" There are many examples of highly successful night owls including the following mentioned in an article by Roger Dobson for the Independent: former U.S. President Barack Obama, Charles Darwin, Winston Churchill, James Joyce, Marcel Proust, Elvis Presley, and Keith Richards.
Will the bird have a meal or will the moth fly free?
