Examples of using "Poules" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom has chickens.
- You're all cowards.
- You're all chickenshits.
- Foxes eat hens.
- Foxes eat chickens.
- That'll be a cold day in hell.
- When pigs fly!
The hens are in the chicken coup.
Our hens laid a lot of eggs yesterday.
Watch out for the potholes while driving.
I have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens.
The cackles of hens always make me laugh.
My hens laid fewer eggs last year.
My uncle asked me to take care of the chickens.
Feed chickens with seeds.
- The roads are full of potholes.
- The streets are full of potholes.
Our hens laid a lot of eggs yesterday.
There are three roosters and two hens.
All the hens are already in the henhouse.
- When the chickens are flat as pancakes, then again the tractor must have been faster than them.
- When chickens pancake-shape maintain, the tractor must have won again.
We have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens.
The cows grant us their milk, and the chickens grant us their eggs.
The hens ran away, dumbasses had left the door open to them.
- Cows give us milk, and hens eggs.
- Cows give us milk and chickens, eggs.
Are you going to cry till the cows come home?
You should look out for potholes when driving.
If a hen has ten chicks, how many hens does a chick have?
Curses, like chickens, come home to roost.
Our village's main street is full of potholes.
In the countryside, everybody used to breed chicken and rabbits.
Hens must not crow louder than the cock.
"Cows give us milk, and chickens give us eggs." "Actually, neither cows nor chickens give us anything. We take it without their consent."
I have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens.
I'll do it when Hell freezes over.
We have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens.
The Crèvecœur is a rare breed of French chicken.
Curses, like chickens, come home to roost.