Sentence examples for chasing a chicken from inspiring English sources

It was like chasing a chicken or a cat around.

The action begins with a group of kids chasing a chicken.

"It's kind of like, as I said, running around the barnyard chasing a chicken," Mr. Rumsfeld said last November about the elusive Al Qaeda leader.

Those of a certain age have happy memories of Dudley Moore chasing a chicken around France, and Prunella Scales playing everyone's favourite daft mother.

Doling out admonishments like "never admit your opponent is right," Mr. Colbert channeled some of film's great coaches, instructing Mr. Stewart to warm up by chasing a chicken around the studio a la "Rocky II".

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Donors can now watch hyenas chase a chicken carcass down a zip wire or stand on a platform while big cats zigzag their hillside enclosure in pursuit of a flag lure.

Then some of the English cheetahs were taken to the performance lab and encouraged to chase a chicken-meat lure along a 90-meter track dotted with force plates to chart their strides.

A gangly dog had wandered into the parched field and was chasing a solitary chicken.

Nandi Mandela, one of 18 grandchildren, recalled how Mandela enjoyed poking fun at himself with stories told over dinner: "One of his favourite stories was of him chasing a piece of chicken with a fork at a dinner table with a family of a girl that he wanted as his girlfriend.

The manifesto also requires films to be set in the present day and to avoid "superficial action (murders, weapons, etc., must not occur)." Mr. Kragh-Jacobsen later confessed to some sins, among them covering a window in black drape and chasing a neighbor's chickens onto the location, but he was still given his Dogma certificate.