Verwenden Sie „grouse“ in einem Satz

1. of Grouse and flame

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2. Swanned in here at seven o'clock, picked up a bottle of Grouse and said he had some business to do

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3. Shaun is half way down his pint and the bottle of Grouse has sustained substantial damage

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4. Grouse told him to

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5. Coach Grouse looked at me

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6. Coach Grouse motioned for Coach Demera who was watching Sam

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7. Coach Grouse ran over to Roman before he made it out of the fieldhouse

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8. Coach Grouse rummaged through his coaching bag and

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9. Coach Grouse spit his

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10. Coach Grouse started laughing in delight

11. Coach Grouse paced around as

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12. Grouse argued about whether Johnny the Killer was going to take the mound after

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13. Grouse usually lost these

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14. shooting Grouse a piercing “I told ya so” glance

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15. Coach Grouse shook his head

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16. Grouse was smiling from ear to ear and paced around

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17. Grouse had even left by then

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18. Also home to butterflies, red deer, ibex, snow hare, golden eagle, Eurasian pygmy owl, boreal owl, three-toed woodpecker and jack grouse

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19. Axel had invited the other two for a week at his father’s house in the country where they would ride and shoot grouse and drink until the early hours

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20. Grouse, pheasants, and wild turkeys eat insects, nuts, seeds, berries, vegetation

21. While attempting to deliver a lesson, as we walked with her black Lab, Maya, up Grouse Mountain, I realized what the critical blockage was about

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22. It was quite late in the evening, and they were in the DCI’s office, with a glass of Famous Grouse, and the bottle on the desk

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23. As history unerringly demonstrated, as a grown-up, man tends to grouse about the perceived wrongs of the past instead of learning from the wrongs of the history

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24. But, would the Hindu majority, recovering from the humiliation of a thousand years of alien rule, suffer a foreigner taking the capital seat of Hindustan? The Congressmen, and more so women, though seem not to mind, unmindful of the perils of having a person of foreign origin as the country’s Prime Minister! Wouldn’t every nation be a hostage of its own history that lends itself to color its people’s thinking towards the other countries and their peoples? Could an Israelite origin Prime Minister be objective in India’s ties with the Palestine? What about India’s relations with the Western world under the premiership of some naturalized Iranian or an Iraqi? Wouldn’t an Indian political head of Bangladeshi origin, nursing a grouse of his sister’s molestation by some Punjabi fauzis during the crisis in his parent country be tempted to settle scores with Pakistan with India’s military might? Why, could any such one be what he or she should be as India’s Prime Minister; without a native Indian at the helm of affairs, won’t India’s detractors exploit the handicaps of a foreign origin numero uno to jeopardize the Indian national interests?

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25. feelings of grouse and grudge against his father

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26. Don't murder too many grouse

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27. Stoking the fire, he pushed the coals beneath the grouse and prodded the burning logs toward Nicolette to better warm her

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28. The grouse would wait

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29. She looked out the window of the Land Rover and saw a grouse take flight from the heather

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30. You see, honoured sir, these orphans of good family--I might even say of aristocratic connections--and that wretch of a general sat eating grouse

31. Cathy had been caught in the act of plundering, or at least, hunting out the nests of the grouse

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32. “Right, he can have it but I can’t,” I grouse

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33. his friend Sviazhsky, who had splendid marshes for grouse in his neighborhood, and had lately written to ask him to keep a long-standing promise to stay with him

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34. ‘I can’t answer for our finding grouse,

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35. He heard the steps of Stepan Arkadyevitch, mistaking them for the tramp of the horses in the distance; he heard the brittle sound of the twigs on which he had trodden, taking this sound for the flying of a grouse

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36. Not a grouse but a snipe flew up from beside the dog

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37. where the horses are; there are breeding places there, and grouse, and all round those reeds as far as that alder, and right up to the mill

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38. Stepan Arkadyevitch described what grouse moors this Malthus had bought in the Tver province, and how they were preserved, and of the carriages and dogcarts in which the shooting party had been driven, and the luncheon pavilion that had been rigged up at the marsh

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39. Ten paces from her former place a grouse rose with a guttural cry and the peculiar round sound of its wings

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40. Flying twenty paces further, the second grouse rose upwards, and whirling round like a ball, dropped heavily on a dry place

41. ‘Wait a bit, wait a bit, I know there are nineteen,’ said Levin, counting a second time over the grouse and snipe, that looked so much less important now, bent and dry and bloodstained, with heads crooked aside, than they did when they were flying

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42. You see, honoured sir, these orphans of good family—I might even say of aristocratic connections—and that wretch of a general sat eating grouse

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43. Although Sir James was a sportsman, he had some other feelings towards women than towards grouse and foxes, and did not regard his future wife in the light of prey, valuable chiefly for the excitements of the chase

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44. Grouse, capercaillie, and hazel grouse are legal to hunt starting on August 25

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45. A few weeks after this, the grouse becomes the carrier of the flavors of the forest to the F/L table

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46. The dark meat of the grouse, the tender resistance, needs the browning butter to enhance the nuttiness, and the concentrated dried onion rounds off the wild flavors

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47. The fall apple and lucky clover add acidity and fruitiness and balances the forest sweetness of the grouse

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48. Cathy had been caught in the fact of plundering, or, at least, hunting out the nests of the grouse

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49. Businessmen wear heeled boots that never feel a stirrup, and men of great wealth who have houses in Paris and regularly shoot grouse in Scotland refer to themselves as little old country boys

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50. He sent the saddle without an answer, and with a sense of having done something shameful; he handed over all the now revolting business of the estate to the bailiff, and set off next day to a remote district to see his friend Sviazhsky, who had splendid marshes for grouse in his neighborhood, and had lately written to ask him to keep a long-standing promise to stay with him

51. The marsh was dry and there were no grouse at all

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52. We have invented telegraphs, telephones, phonographs, but what improvements have we made in the life of the people? We have catalogued two millions of insects! but have we domesticated a single animal since biblical times, when all our animals had long been domesticated, and still the elk and the deer, and the partridge and the grouse and the wood-hen, are wild?

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53. Then he entered woods and found partridges, grouse and hares

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54. The Officials lay down to sleep again, but their empty stomachs gave them no rest They were partly robbed of their sleep by the thought of who was now enjoying their pension, and partly by the recollection of the fruit, fishes, partridges, grouse and hares that they had seen during the day

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