Sentence examples for standards of turkey from inspiring English sources

Code Blue (CB), which is used throughout the world and was described in the 2008 service quality standards of Turkey, defines the necessary emergency intervention in cases of respiratory or cardiac arrest.

The Animal Welfare Institute, which sets standards for humane care of agriculture stock, based its lengthy list of standards for turkeys on Mr. Reese's operation.

Among other findings, some of the endangered foods on their way to recovery include the Mission olive, silver fox rabbit and standard varieties of turkeys or heritage turkeys.

A. The standard wisdom is to buy one pound of turkey per person, which will yield a moderate amount of leftovers.

And rarely did standards lapse so much as at Christmas, when the taste of turkey apparently came a distant second to the taste in dressing it up for dinner, with en croûte jackets and bow ties a particular crowd-pleaser.

Hybrid Turkeys has an animal welfare committee that ensures the welfare of the turkeys meets the appropriate standards of care.

The result is turkey that tastes emphatically of turkey.

Small orange-streaked wedges of turkey tail.

Brown remaining turkey in same manner, transferring it to bowl with rest of turkey.

Much of turkey's appeal is nostalgic.

"That's an awful lot of turkey".