Sentence examples for dark turkey from inspiring English sources

Dark turkey meat, lamb and beef invite a hearty red like Cline Cellars's '96 Ancient Vines zinfandel from Contra Costa County vineyards, east of San Francisco, that are more than 100 years old.

This layout of sexually designated zones had become popular in Victorian England; however its intention was not to segregate the sexes, but more to define furnishings - the male zones tended to have heavy oak furniture and dark 'Turkey' carpets, whereas the female zones would have more delicate furnishings of rosewood, Aubusson carpets and chintz soft furnishings.

Bissinger's stunning hollow three-pound milk and dark chocolate turkey sits nine and a half inches high.

You don't need to shut off all of your lights at once to get over your fear of the dark cold turkey.

For those planning Thanksgiving menus, it also can go with white- or dark-meat turkey.

Year by year, my excursions into unknown territory grew bolder: I tried the cheesy broccoli, then the dark-marbled turkey thigh, then the chopped liver, sensuous and soft.

A 2008 study found that a serving of dark meat from turkey elevated levels of the substance in subjects' blood.

Lee also admitted product placements of "H&H Bagels, Tropicana, Bunn-O-Matic Coffee Maker, Martinelli's Sparkling Cider…" The sparkling cider was a gift to the comedy's heroine Nola Darling, played by Tracy Camilla Johns, from one of the three rival lovers she'd invited to her Thanksgiving dinner, during which their choice of dark or white turkey became a subject of racial contention.

The meat for Ikea-type Swedish meatballs is a blend of ground pork and beef; dark-meat ground turkey stands in here instead and we think that it makes this version even more tender.

Jill went for the Turkey Day, a turkey sausage topped with dark cherry-orange compote, sweet potato, sweet Dijon, apple and basil salad.

Mr Dimbleby told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that school food had improved since the "dark days of the turkey twizzler," but that the proportion of children eating school meals was not high enough.