Sentence examples for partridge i from inspiring English sources

"In Britain, because of Partridge, I can't be a romantic lead," he once complained.

' And a partridge, I sang (and my shadow did what I did, but as if I had a larger self).

At this explosion of partridge, I felt the pulse that a shooter must feel, though my aim was with binoculars, scanning the moving targets, counting each bird.

If I should bag a brace of mid‑September partridge, I may be able to serve them with a raspberry sauce, and I can usually depend on a crop of summer-seeded nettles, which I'll make into soup with some sweet, nutty young celeriac.

Will you investigate the tremendously creepy goings-on in the infirmary to shed light on Doctor Shuu, who is – and I do not say this lightly – the shiftiest-looking partridge I've ever seen?

The partridges, I assumed, lived there.

Both enzymes activities of which were significantly increased in mycoplasmal partridges, i.e., lactate dehydrogenase and creatine kinase, are closely associated.

The outbreak of respiratory disease occurred at the peak of the laying period four months after the introduction of new partridges, i.e., the supposed source of infection in the game bird farm.

He wrote to say he'd greatly enjoyed the moment in Four Weddings and a Funeral [written by Richard] where Hugh Grant said to Andie MacDowell: "In the words of David Cassidy, before he left the Partridge Family, I think I love you".

PARTRIDGE: No I would not, and let me, just while I can, take up one point that Sir Robert made just now.

"Please reassure Alan (Partridge?) that I, for one, am not being paid for my childish 'contributions'," says Mac Millings.