Sentence examples for fat birds from inspiring English sources

I am not one of those fat birds who feels miserable because models are thin.

I can't bring myself to loathe it, even if it's mainly about "fat birds", fannies and knobs.

It's basically a bog-standard, old-school "blue" comedy set, which addresses "fat birds" and bangers, willies and fingering – and not much else.

Frankly, I feel more insulted by the idea that unless I see other fat birds in fashion magazines, I will be reduced to a snivelling wreck of a human being.

It's on that basis that I don't really enjoy comedians' joking at the expense of disability, "fat birds" or indeed about fanny farts that make the net curtains billow.

Poppins had little time for the Bird Woman, the vagrant stationed on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral, and on the issue of avian welfare in the capital went further even than Dawes Sr – "Feed the birds and what have you got? Fat birds!" – by suggesting they should be baked in a pie.

"The fat bird standing by the printers on the first floor.

On a '98 Gascon white, a chardonnay-colombard blend, the decoration is a fat bird with "chicken," "pollo," "poulet".

Jo Brand, 48 Why: When she started out, Brand, a former psychiatric nurse, specialised in sharp wit and painful self-deprecation ('Yes, it's a fat bird').

Going down Corn bunting: Known as the fat bird of the barley, a change in cropping patterns and practices have severely affected its numbers.

Riley was, let's be frank, the token fat bird this year, though the BBC would never be quite so crude as to advertise her as such.