"Chicken" Example Sentences
1. I roasted a whole chicken for dinner.
2. I fried chicken wings in the skillet for an appetizer.
3. The chicken breast was juicy and flavorful.
4. The chicken soup was hot and comforting.
5. I grilled chicken breasts with barbecue sauce on the grill.
6. The chicken nuggets were a hit with the kids.
7. She made chicken curry with rice for lunch.
8. The chicken legs were coated in breadcrumbs and fried until crispy.
9. I baked chicken tenders in the oven for a quick dinner.
10. The rotisserie chicken from the grocery store was perfect for sandwiches.
11. The chicken stew simmered on the stove all afternoon.
12. The recipe called for diced chicken breast.
13. I made roast chicken and potatoes for Sunday dinner.
14. Chicken enchiladas are my favorite Mexican dish.
15. The students built a chicken coop in their backyard.
16. The family raised chickens for eggs on their farm.
17. They bought a chick from a farm to raise as a pet.
18. The farm produces free-range chickens and eggs.
19. The flock of chickens wandered around the yard.
20. My friend has a backyard chicken coop.
21. The city banned residents from keeping chickens.
22. I'm not feeling well so I'm going to play it safe and chicken out.
23. He got cold feet and decided to chicken out of the competition at the last minute.
24. The child was too scared to go down the water slide so she chickened out.
25. I had second thoughts and chickened out of asking her to dance.
26. The dog chased the chickens around the yard.
27. The pack of coyotes were after the chickens in the hen house.
28. I'm allergic to chicken so I can't eat it.
29. The puppy chased after the chicken running around the yard.
30. The farmer collects the eggs from the chickens every morning.
31. The farmer slaughters chickens to sell as meat.
32. Fried chicken is my favorite Sunday dinner.
33. Chicken pox spread quickly through the kindergarten classroom.
34. The hen sat on her eggs to hatch her chicks.
35. The farmer feeds the chickens every day.
36. Chicken soup makes the best comfort food when you're sick.
37. The hen protected her chicks from the hawk circling overhead.
38. The farmer's market sold fresh chicken eggs.
39. I cooked rice and chicken for a protein-filled lunch.
40. My dog likes to chase after the neighbor's chickens.
41. The hatchery incubated the chicken eggs until they hatched.
42. Chicken is high in protein and good for muscle growth.
43. I prepared chicken salad sandwiches for the picnic.
44. The tiny chicks followed their mother hen around the yard.
45. My kids enjoyed visiting the petting zoo and feeding the chickens.
46. The residents of the farmhouse raise chickens for extra income.
47. The smell of roasted chicken filled the kitchen.
48. The large flock of chickens ran out into the road.
49. The peeping chicks in the barnyard were only a few days old.
50. The broody hen sat on her nest of chicks protecting them under her wings.
51. The street food vendor sells roasted chicken and rice bowls.
52. The little chicks fluttered over to their mother hen.
53. The toddler played with the stuffed plush chicken toy.
54. I'm too chicken to bungee jump off that bridge.
55. The roadkill chicken lay mangled in the street.
56. The rooster crowed loudly in the morning to wake up the hens.
57. They bought organic free-range chicken at the grocery store.
58. The kids saw chicks hatching from eggs in the school incubator project.
59. French chicken soup is my traditional winter remedy for colds.
60. The chickens scattered when the dog barked.
Common Phases
1.act like a
chicken with its head cut off - to behave in a panicked, frantic or disorganized manner
2.
chickenfeed - a very small amount of money
3.
chickenhearted - lacking in courage
4.
chicken out - to decide not to do something because of lack of courage or confidence
5.
chicken soup - a soup made with
chicken, considered to have therapeutic properties
6.count
chickens before they hatch - to make assumptions before something has been achieved
7.fried
chicken -
chicken that has been coated in breadcrumbs and fried
8.get cold feet - to become hesitant or nervous at the last minute
9.underhand
chicken trick - a sneaky or dishonest maneuver
10.little chickadee - a term of endearment
11.like a
chicken with its head cut off - in a confused, panicked or aimless manner
12.mother hen- an overly protective or interfering female parent
13.not have the guts - to lack the determination or confidence
14.sit on her nest - to do or take care of something constantly
15.yellow-belly - a coward