Sentence examples for eating swans from inspiring English sources
Illegal immigrants eating swans?
Whether it be The Mail accusing refugees of eating swans or hysteria about teen pregnancy.
Tabloid stories have included allegations that east European migrants hunt and eat swans (a protected species).
Here is the masthead of the Guardener – "We think so you don't have to" – as well as on-the-button tabloid headlines: "Immigrants eat swans"; "Is your vicar on Gaydar?" Bean's background as a standup puts him in good stead for shooting out such one-liners.
In Bristol, there is a shop, Stokes Croft China, that sells fine bone china emblazoned with quotes from Tony Benn, images of the late, local music legend DJ Derek and a photograph of the Queen surrounded by the words: "I eat swans".
A wide range of birds were eaten, including swans, peafowl, quail, partridge, storks, cranes, larks, linnets and other songbirds that could be trapped in nets, and just about any other wild bird that could be hunted.
Where to eat Black Swan (01347 868387) is a Michelin-starred restaurant with rooms in pretty secluded village near the Kilburn White Horse.
(I mean, do Finns eat the swan? Do St. Kittseans eat the pelican? Do Mexicans eat the hat?) And that's why we don't have a turkey peering across from that loony one-eyed pyramid on the back of our $1 bills.
Look at me, swanning around Europe eating my chips with mayo, like some culinary Sally Bowles.
Natalie, 29, has talked about eating more since she wrapped 'Black Swan,' but she didn't mention she was eating for two.
