Sentence examples for her poultry from inspiring English sources

Charlotte's life, as Lizzy sees it, will consist entirely of "her home and her housekeeping, her parish and her poultry".

At Mississippi State University, Prof. Yvonne Vizzier Thaxton added ritual halal and kosher slaughter to her poultry science syllabus after she realized it was a niche that should not be ignored by conventional poultry processors.

The author, Martha Louise Rayne, announces that there is "MONEY IN EGGS," and she recounts the story of two "tempest-tossed and homeless women" who set up a poultry farm together and enjoy great success — that is, until one of them decides to marry a male biped, forsaking her hens and her poultry partner.

"I was particularly inspired by one woman named Rebecca, in Mpigi [in central Uganda], who used solar light to improve her poultry business," says Lucey. "I realised the importance of including women as part of the solution for energy access since they are the ones who manage the household and make the daily decisions about what type of energy is used".

Austen twists the knife in the more experienced reader's heart by adding: "Her home and her housekeeping, her parish and her poultry, and all their dependent concerns, had not yet lost their charms", leaving us to envisage the desolate inner landscape Charlotte will have to survey for the decades after they fade.

The author, Martha Louise Rayne, announces that there is "MONEY IN EGGS," and she recounts the story of two "tempest-tossed and homeless women" who set up a poultry farm together and enjoy great success that is, until one of them decides to marry a male biped, forsaking her hens and her poultry partner.

Who could see a funeral as a comic event, and speak of the old mother Lil "with the rosary beads swinging from her waist", who might only have coddled her daughter because she resembled her "prize poultry"?

Caprilands was started decades ago by the late Adelma Grenier Simmons, who lectured on the merits of herbs and built up a thriving business in farm-produced herbs, herb-laced jellies, jams, and her popular poultry seasoning.

Zinetemam is hoping to start her own poultry farm.

In her latest exhibition Poultry and Raptor Suites at the Mary Ryan Gallery based on her newest book Poultry Suite in conjunction with her ongoing Poultry Suite and Raptor Suite series, the photographer has proven that peacocks aren't the only fowl with something to flaunt.

To expand her small farming business, she has invested part of her profits in poultry, in addition to the pigs being raised.