Sentence examples for boiled sheep from inspiring English sources

Imagination That calls the boiled sheep heads in the market "Smileys".

Not swallowed whole as in the case of Jonah but chewed into bits as he himself would chew a tasty chunk from a boiled sheep.

For the brave, try a smiley – a boiled sheep head, about which Marco says: "If I didn't serve these every night, I'd lose my local clientele".

These local guides can also take you to meet shepherds in the mountains, where you'll share an alfresco lunch of boiled sheep, roasted pork, bread, salami, their own cheese and local wine.

More realistically, it will be a feudal affair, bringing to mind the WikiLeaks cable about the North Caucasian oil baron who threw a three-day feast — boiled sheep, flying banknotes — to celebrate the marriage of his son.

One morning, he took me to a nearby breakfast cafe to introduce me to the (rather intimidating) delicacy of boiled sheep's head.

Slátur (literally 'slaughter'), which is a kind of blood pudding, pickled rams' testicles, boiled sheeps' heads and putrid shark meat which has been buried in sand for six months are just a few delicacies you might be unlucky enough to encounter.

There's the humble potato tortilla, boiled octopus, sheep's milk cheeses, sweet peppers and marinated mussels.

When Ms. McLagan was a girl in Melbourne, she played jacks as the ancient Greeks did: with the knucklebones of sheep, boiled clean.

If you want to taste the traditional kaleh pacheh, boiled cow or sheep's feet and head, visit Azerbaijan Restaurant in Hammersmith at the weekend.

He describes "disjointed fragments" of cows and sheep, boiled whole in cauldrons, being served to guests in a colossal mansion on the Caspian Sea.