Sentence examples for your geese from inspiring English sources

How do you turn your geese into swans?" Well, you could just tell a true story and change everyone's names, I suppose.

Still, to imagine that your geese are swans is one of the great privileges of motherhood and Mrs Pargeter, fondly regarding her daughter as she tries on dresses in the White Stuff boutique, is entitled to hope for the best.

Other subjects illustrate popular fables or sayings such as "When the fox preaches, look to your geese".

If your geese or a goose is not foraging, chop up greens for them to eat.

If you want to fatten up your geese for butchering, feed them barley and wheat as an extra.

"Where will you get it?" "Well, as your geese are so handy, I will take one of them".

Carve and serve your goose.

You should try, if you can, to buy your goose from a good butcher; I can particularly recommend the delicious birds from Donald Russell (donaldrussell.com) or Judy Goodman (judygoodman.co.uk).

Your goose may have the neck still attached; if so, cut it off as close as you can to the main body.

You can wrap these the day before and either eat them while you are waiting for lunch or serve on the side of your goose.

We say, "Your goose is cooked," a phrase apparently first uttered in the 16th century by King Eric XIV of Sweden when enemy troops hung out a goose to mock him.