Sentence examples for bunch of chickens from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedman said, "Everyone else is a bunch of chickens".

Just in general, not too bad for a bunch of chickens".

An audience looking at a video of a bunch of chickens doesn't notice when one of the birds explodes.

On Wednesday, Mets closer Frank Francisco called the Yankees a "bunch of chickens" in the run-up to Round 2 of this season's Subway Series.

Both the film and the book pastiche the old prisoner-of-war genre to spin a tale of a bunch of chickens who break out of their farm.

A bunch of chickens and a big white turkey appeared near the corner of 125th Street and Second Avenue last week and began pecking in traffic.

What was little more than “a bunch of chicken coops” when her husband bought the property in 1964 now produces sought-after wines its Trilogy red sells for $35 a bottle in the United States and the estate has a new tasting room, café, store, and gourmet picnic supplies.

Take the pot on and off if you need to regulate, and keep in mind that dumping a bunch of chicken in there at once is gonna drop that temperature.

Long story short, the guys from East Infection Magazine dragged a bunch of chicken wire and 2x4's up to the side of the halfpipe and fabricated their own beer garden complete with cases of Country Club malt liquor, a bull horn, and Tony the Tiger and Cookie Monster.

You can turn a bunch of whole chickens into packages of chicken parts, of ascending quality, from gizzards to breasts, and charge a premium for the best cuts.

It was a one-ox, two-story household, and there were a bunch of crusty chickens huddling under a tree to escape the rain.