Sentence examples for turkey caught from inspiring English sources

But the dogged Mr Davutoglu refuses to give up.Since the uprising in Libya began, Turkey (caught off guard like others) has been squeamish about foreign intervention.

Brothers in arms Lapping it up Tails of the city Saint Patrick Reprints Related items Turkey: Caught between two worldsOct 27th 2005Churches are urging the faithful to go to the polls.

Last week, Turkey caught up with the EU's data protection standards, and as Turkey's relationship to Europe becomes friendlier, adopting their copyright standards at least on paper is nearly a foregone conclusion.

Last week, Turkey caught up with the EU's data-protection standards, and as Turkey's relationship with Europe becomes friendlier, adopting its copyright standards at least on paper is nearly a foregone conclusion.

Secure a tray under the turkey to catch any juice that might escape from the packaging.

The European conquerors took breeding stock home, and the turkey-eating habit caught on, well before the Pilgrims headed for Plymouth.

"My wife came in and I gave her a turkey sandwich and they caught me," he said.

This may occur when the birds to be caught require specialist catching skills, such as for turkeys because of their size and weight.

You could have a Thanksgiving dinner with ham instead of turkey, and it wouldn't change the meaning at all! Don't get caught up being upset, just because everything wasn't perfect.

Thanksgiving also caught on in Canada, where it is exactly the same except the government pays for your turkey.

A few weeks back, I was trying to tell Steve Weatherford, the Giants' punter, about how I caught a desperation, final-play-of-the-game heave from my father-in-law for a touchdown to cap our Turkey Bowl in 2004.