hen run

Some hens run across the line and the emergency stop causes his truck to derail.

A garden fork stood against the fence of the hen run; Will seized it, moving closer.

Hens ran over the garden, and ducks quacked from somewhere not far off.

Then, while the hen runs circle around him with lowered wings, he will wind his head in a spiral motion.

Hens ran beneath his legs and flapped away screeching.

Hens ran in the orchard grass, and a she-goat was tethered to graze there.

Hens ran clucking out of his way as he entered and stood looking up, waiting for his eyes to adjust to the dim light.

Hens ran, calling.

Hens ran about, clucking.

Etta the hen runs into the barn and tells Otis, and the alerted son runs outside to his father.

Inside the kitchen garden's high brick walls, hens run beneath a small orchard of apple trees, many of them historic Herefordshire varieties.

The venue is nicknamed "The Hen Run".

"We'll fix 'em," said Tom, cheerfully, while Koku brought the tools and wire to the hen run.

'They have plenty of hens running among the cattle', Aitken said, 'and they probably had boiled or roast chicken yesterday.'

There was the squawk of an outraged hen, a burst of red feathers, and the hen ran off, flapping stubby wings for speed.

The fox had managed to get into the hen run and was now swallowing the fattest bird, but he still had to finish the meal and then get out again.

Together they transformed vegetable plots and hen runs, essential to the household during the First World War, into a quintessential planted garden mixing Mediterranean influences with cottage garden planting.

He had held still nicely, and because he had been so good about it, I caught the Middleton Gray game hen running loose in the yard, and put her into his coop.

On them too was the drowse of blood-intimacy, calves sucking and hens running together in droves, and young geese palpitating in the hand while the food was pushed down their throttle.

I fall in behind and contemplate the grand folly of sexed species: B.B. and his male posse puff and preen as a half dozen hard-working hens run off a feral cat.

He leaped for a seven foot wall and caught it with his hands, and got one leg up on it, and miraculously he was over it and in a hen run on the other side.

He wondered what Minorca was really like as a place to stop in; in his mind's eye it was an island in perpetual half-mourning, with black or white Minorca hens running all over it.

Dundela Football Club (the Duns) is an intermediate, Northern Irish football club from Belfast, currently playing in IFA Championship 1, and plays its home matches at Wilgar Park, nicknamed "the Hen Run".