Sentence examples for turkey men from inspiring English sources

In Slovenia it was the Month of Asparagus, in Turkey men wrestled in olive oil.

In Turkey, men don't shake hands when greeting each other; they kiss cheek to cheek, which is also common in Spain and France.

In Cyprus and Turkey men are raised to be harder – men are men – and I don't know if that's good for anyone.

"The turkey man stole the fire.

The diabetes prevalence for those born in Turkey were comparable with national data (Turkey 2000: men 12.9%/women 10.9%, no urban/rural difference) [ 43].

At a morning appearance in 1988, Mr. Kaplan recalled, Hunter S. Thompson opened an event with a question of his own for the audience: "Does anyone have any Wild Turkey?" Two men in the audience dashed out and then returned to thrust a bottle at him.

"Ham and turkey?" the man said, eying me suspiciously.

When it came time to carve the turkey, the man — Ms. Pritchard described him in an e-mail message as the "soon-to-be-ex Grandpa" — proclaimed himself the new head of the family and insisted on carving the bird.

At times Veron roamed as free as a gaucho, dictating play in midfield and linking cleverly with Ortega down the right; at others he was trussed up like a turkey by two men who know him rather well from six-a-sides at Old Trafford, Butt and Scholes.

The usual Saturday turkey farmer, a man with more clout, dropped in to grab the Thanksgiving trade.

Matriarchs are supposed to make a perfect turkey and some man is supposed to know how to carve it".