Sentence examples for duckling at from inspiring English sources

Though the family farm is gone, you can still buy fresh chicken, turkey and duckling at the original Zorn's market.

The New Yorker, March 19 , 1955P. 33 A young matron who lives in an apartment in Oakland, won a duckling at a county fair.

By B. A. Huff and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, March 19 , 1955P. 33 A young matron who lives in an apartment in Oakland, won a duckling at a county fair.

From its beginnings, Twitter #Music was something of an ugly duckling at the company, the report suggests, having been spearheaded by now-COO of Jelly just before his abrupt departure.

"I was the ugly duckling at the ball".

The recent explosive development in homogeneous gold catalysis has rapidly transformed it from a little known "ugly duckling" at the turn of the new millennium to now a "beautiful golden swan".

Hooded Merganser ducklings at play.

But it is still a transformation -- like that of frogs to princes or ducklings to swans -- that seems magical, to the ducklings, at least.

THE newly hatched ducklings at Douglas Corwin's farm on Long Island could well grow up to become a gourmet meal for a sheik in Saudi Arabia or a Japanese tourist in Hawaii.

Another of Long Island's best experiences, which I plan to introduce her to in the spring, is the annual hatching of thousands of young wild ducklings at the Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge.

Says an ever-ebullient Novak: "We were the ugly ducklings at PepsiCo, and we're on our way to becoming the crown jewels".