Sentence for chicken | Use chicken in a sentence

Sentences using the word chicken. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use chicken in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for chicken.

• Here is some chicken. (18)
• Spring chicken was removed. (8)
• Soup, lobster, chicken salad. (8)
• The noble lord could be no chicken. (10)
• The soul of mingled chicken and wine illumined his cheeks and eyes. (10)
• The soul of mingled chicken and wine illumined his cheeks and eyes. (22)
• Face, voice, lank arms, chicken neck: what a sepulchral sketch of him! (10)
• It came from Steynham, and so did the, milk and cream, the butter, chicken and eggs. (10)
• My Betty can cook a chicken, boil a ham and make tea quicker than anybody I ever knew. (18)
• Ripton laughed louder, and caught his chest on the edge of the table and his nose on a chicken. (10)
• We would have persuaded Eloisa to have taken a Wing of a Chicken, but she would not be persuaded. (4)
• What to do with this wayward chicken just out of the egg, and wanting to be full-fledged at once? (8)
• In the evening, however, she intended to boil a chicken in rice or make a Styrian pudding with apple-sauce. (12)
• Invite him to dinner, Emma, and help him to the best of the fish and the chicken, but leave him to chuse his own wife. (4)
• In front of it stood an old woman with a lidless basket, in which there were dirty vegetables and a dead chicken with a bloody neck. (12)
• The French word implied a long evening of general talk among the guests, crowned with a little chicken at supper, ending at cock-crow. (9)
• The other occasion on which he packed was one evening, when not only Boleskey, but Rozsi herself had picked chicken bones with her fingers. (8)

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