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302 examples of Turkey in a sentence

No one did it, despite the fact that they could have been talking about chicken or turkey.
When Charles Darwin went across the Atlantic in 1832 on the Beagle, he saw the turkey vulture, and he said, "These are disgusting birds with bald scarlet heads that are formed to revel in putridity."
This is a turkey in Wisconsin on the premises of the Ethan Allen juvenile correctional institution.
The two types of vultures that live in Louisiana are the turkey vulture and black vulture.
The turkey vulture that you see here is super cool, because it's one of the few bird species that can actually smell.
Once death has been detected, the turkey vulture lands and quickly scavenges.
Indeed, the feather by the pine cone was consistent with the turkey vulture.
We zoom in, we see a white down feather, which is characteristic of the turkey vulture.
The turkey vulture smells the decay, lands.
Pastrami on sourdough?BM: No. Office worker: Smoked turkey with bacon?BM: No. Office worker: Falafel?BM: Let me look at it.
There's a flying turkey under a tree.
Once inside, you can order some Algiers jerk chicken, perhaps a vegan walnut burger, or jive turkey sammich.
Sure, love matters more than your standard turkey sandwich, but does it matter more than shelter?
Or an exceptional turkey sandwich?
Maillard reactions result when proteins and sugars break down and rearrange themselves, forming ring-like structures, which reflect light in a way that gives foods like Thanksgiving turkey and hamburgers their distinctive, rich brown color.
And I thought, "What a turkey this guy is," and I went off to MIT.
Yeah, that ridiculous wreck of a flying monster looks like a cross between a turkey buzzard and a bad day at the dentist's office.
And then there was the direction and the flaccid acting by everyone involved in this turkey.
My advice, if you are tempted to borrow this turkey, is to save your money and your time.
The only thing good about it is the Vitaphone sound system--making the sound quality of this turkey about the best I have heard from 1929.
The story had potential and I feel sorry for the overseas actors who must have known they were on a turkey shoot while they were filming.
Jim Brown is completely wasted, provided his help in producing this 70s war turkey.
She's been to a fertility clinic - as has the lover she takes - so both know how artificial insemination works; but, instead of using the method thousands of people use every year around the world (the $5 turkey baster), they engage in coitus.
Maybe it is his subtle indication as if to say to us: 'I've got involved with a turkey so here's a crap accent to go with it!'
Do not rent, buy, or borrow this gigantic turkey.
It's from Roger Corman and basically this turkey is a movie most people would pay NOT to see.
I don't care that Hitch did a favor for the very talented Carole Lombard, but I have seen 50s sitcoms with more cleverness and style than this boring turkey.
If that isn't an indication of just what a 12th-rate piece of junk this turkey is, nothing is From mismatched sound effects to a music score that sounds like it's from a 1940s "Z"-grade horror flick (and may very well be) to the same footage (i.e., armored personnel carriers going down the same jungle trail) reused constantly to some of the most ineptly staged "action" scenes in recent memory, this laugh-a-minute sludgefest has to be seen to be disbelieved.
All the Airport movies are stinkers, but this one is the biggest turkey of them all.
So bad, it's entertaining, especially during cocktail hour, and believe me, you'll need a beer, a drink, or whatever to get through this turkey.
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