Sentence examples for turkey singing from inspiring English sources

Travel-related film or book that inspires you to pack your bags: Movies: Yol for Turkey, Singing Revolution for Estonia, The Way for Galicia in northwest Spain, and three movies by Deepa Mehta for India: Water, Fire and Earth.

And for your pupils who speak English as an additional language (EAL), these lessons (divided into one and two) from ESL Kids work towards teaching them to recognise eight Christmas-related words, including "Santa", "sleigh" and "roast turkey", sing a carol and celebrate with festive party games such as musical chairs and pass the parcel.

Memorable lines: "I'm going to make this old turkey baloney sing!" 9) Ship That Box Network: TRAVEL Watch in delight as we follow a box that's shipped from Oklahoma to Oregon in real time.

Morrissey has penned songs about animal rights in the past, singing "the turkey you festively slice is murder do you know how animals die?" in the pro-vegetarian "Meat Is Murder".

There he is – all 30 stone of him – trussed up in a silver suit like a Christmas turkey, hollering like the preacher that he is, singing "Like a Fire" to the heavens.

So, instead of instead of Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" we got Jones and Fallon singing "We're up all night to eat turkey".

They ate turkey with the trimmings, sang karaoke and watched as their children had their faces painted.

If humming or singing at odd times isn't doing it for you, you can try gobbling like a turkey when it's especially quiet.

And it's not just a case of religion: culturally we have no turkey, no tree, no cards or presents, we don't sing carols or drink mulled wine - although many do.

He protests: "But I can't sing!" Previous contestants in my lifetime include a puppet turkey, Dustin, and on two occasions Jedward.

"Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe can help to make the season bright", the crooners sing.