Sentence examples for chicken call from inspiring English sources

Once you choose a name for your chicken, call the chicken by its name.

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The version of cold sesame chicken, called bang bang chicken, is a leaner, cleaner affair, with a welcome, well-modulated current of heat.

We'd ordered an old New England breed of chicken called Plymouth Rock for $95, along with a guinea fowl that cost a dollar more.

Martin mixes showbiz razzle-dazzle with information on cat training and animal welfare, even including a trained chicken called Cluck Norris and an anonymous groundhog.

(No less a figure than Jonathan Waxman, a famously talented roaster of chicken, calls the dish "the litmus test for any good chef").

In Malaysia, a type of chicken called the Serama is bred not for consumption but for its performance abilities and look.

Some of my guests preferred the chicken, calling the guinea fowl "sinewy". It was a bit stringy at the joints, but once disentangled, the flesh had a flavor I found highly persuasive.

Transplanted cells produced other brain regions in those chicks that responded to chicken calls.

Some chickens responded favorably to the chicken calls and some to the quail calls, the team reports in an upcoming issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Chanda is also making her version of orange chicken, called Asian Cajun chicken.