Sentence examples for that a fowl from inspiring English sources
Anyone fearing that the perforated facade will become a massive pigeon hotel, meanwhile, can rest assured that a fowl consultant was brought on to make sure the gaps are too narrow for the birds to nest in.
When he decided that a fowl was worthy of being plucked, he kneeled over it, took a pair of tiny tweezers from his sash, blew the hair out of his eyes, and defeathered the part of the bird that interested him with maddening care the cooks knew by now that once he chose a specimen it would have to be moved to the dinner menu because there was no way he'd be done with it before lunch.
Instantly I had a premonition that much more than a fowl was cooking.
A hunt for a fowl that extends for many miles and hours and might involve weapons.
They also told him that the 50 or so chickens, geese and turkeys that roam freely around his two-story farmhouse violate an ordinance that says fowl have to be kept at least 35 feet away from a habitable dwelling.
All that fresh fowl available just out the window offers a local and sustainable improvement for in-flight meal quality and is also far more nutritious than snack-packs.
Back at the hotel, other guests, maybe with greater wisdom, were either asleep or winding up dinner from a menu that included guinea fowl terrine and rack of lamb, taking coffee and sweetmeats in a lounge of deep armchairs and floral-print sofas.
We conclude that age and social isolation influence the level of CFL in fowl and that jungle fowl seem to be more sensitive to social isolation than leghorn, indicating a possible side effect of selection for increased production.
"You may pluck a fowl's wing-joints as bare as a pumpkin, but you will not erase from his memory that he is a fowl, and that his proper sphere is the open air," she warns.
The bird is the word this week on the TechCrunch Droidcast: That pixelated fowl from Flappy Bird has wormed its way into everyone's hearts.
