Sentence examples for roast bird from inspiring English sources

There remain, however, a few issues with the standard roast bird.

The cold, dead roast bird is an image of the crucifixion.

Roast bird Sherlock Holmes glanced sharply across at me with a slight shrug of his shoulders.

Chicken is chicken is chicken, at least until you've had the roast bird at Marc Forgione in TriBeCa.

She'll be doing all that roast bird, potatoes, gravy, bacon-wrapped chipolatas, honey carrots, stuffing etc shit for her.

This is my kind of starter: a crisp-skinned roast bird set off by sweet-sour relish and earthy sauce.

Candlelit tables are laden with succulent roast birds and flaming puddings, merry carollers wend their way along snowy streets, families gather harmoniously for fireside stories and games.

We were adventurous: limp borscht with globs of bobbing pork fat in a Latvian cafe and, in Vietnam, whole roast birds smaller than a fist, washed down with shots of liquor from a bottle containing a very dead cobra.

In the last few days alone I have made a simple pine kernel and sausage stuffing for roast birds; given deep roasted flavours to soft chocolate cookies; added crunch to tender root vegetables and made an addictive honey and nut butter for spreading on toast.

Using a giant sabre to carve her Poulet Sauté Marengo, appearing in a pith helmet and firing off a popgun to bring down a squab for "Small Roast Birds," and other elements of horseplay have undoubtedly helped to build her audience, which seems, from the mail that comes in, to include a surprising number of children and husbands.

Sorrel's lemony, unripe-apple tang is as good with lamb as it is with fish, so I was surprised to find it was a match for my roast pigeon, the toasty juices from the roast birds adding meaty depths to the leaves' inherent clean sharpness.