Sentence examples for got a chicken from inspiring English sources
I've got a chicken by my side, fishing rods, a Barbour, I'm like f*** me I must have done something.
"If they went to a deli and got a chicken Caesar salad, it would be 6 to 7 dollars," Ms. Bonura said.
"You've got a chicken pox on your neck!" That was my nephew's diagnosis of what was actually just a mole, but a decent effort, delivered with an appropriate amount of worry and panic.
But again, then you've got a chicken and egg problem, which is businesses want to grow and they want to hire people with those skills, but there are no people with those skills.
In fact the word mondegreen specifically refers to lyrics that people commonly mishear - from "she's got a chicken to ride" to "hold me closer, Tony Danza".
She got a chicken out of the refrigerator and whipped up a marinade, using whatever she had at hand.
If I'm getting a chicken breast, I get two.
Everyone gets a chicken costume and a chocolate egg at the finish.
It's £4.20 for a day ticket; I can get a chicken and two pints of milk for that.
But no lambs were killed for my return from the capital; I didn't even get a chicken.
