How To Use Broody In A Sentence
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Because, I have looked into a panoramic view of those deep broody eyes a million times over the last few years.
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Men, under these circumstances, would have no broody gene of their own.
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broody," that is, never wish to sit on their eggs.
On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life. (2nd edition)
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And now that Louise, 31, is 14 weeks pregnant, Posh is said to have become "broody".
Dailyindia.com News Feed
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With just three members to their name, this loud London trio make the kind of broody, melancholic indie that will fit comfortable between your Joy Division and Echo and The Bunnymen CDs.
Angry Ape
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Lopez admitted that she had been feeling broody in June this year.
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Pitt had also become increasingly broody and even had a nursery built in their Beverly Hills mansion ready for an infant.
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It is best to leave the broody hen with other hens for only one or two days.
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We all got a bit broody.
The Sun
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He seems broody, his dark eyes deep and sorrowful.
Times, Sunday Times
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I get broody when I see baby clothes in shop windows.
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She said: 'I was really broody.
The Sun
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The birds are looking distinctly broody, and there's been a pair of over-sexed hedge sparrows doing a bit of heavy courting outside my window all day long.
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I have learned about "broody" hens, well, sort of ...
The 2009 Spring/Summer Garden is Done
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He is as much of an anglophile in his pop obsessions as fellow young broody Yank Pete Yorn, the intro to Puppets boasting a Peter Hook bass line that New Order would not throw out the studio.
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The hens become broody for a long period after laying a clunch of 10-12 eggs. (farmers control the broodiness of native hens by soaking them in cold water, removing the laid eggs from their nests, or even placing some slat or powdered pepper on their cloaca and also by providing better feeds).
Chapter 15
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Most often it doesn't and he goes all sullen and broody, muttering about fussy neighbours and piling even more garden waste on the smoking heap.
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There's also the oddly neurotic clucking a broody chicken makes when emerging from her nest to drink, which prompts the other hens to aggressively chase her back to the communal clutch of eggs.
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We were broody and moody together when I was 15, and I still know all the words.
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Ready to have a baby and get "broody" Wenn. com says she wants to wrap up her tour first.
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But if you're from the north's ragged archipelagos, where winter and summer extremes compete to send people mad, then you stand a great chance of turning out music that is as intensely dark and broody as Grit.
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a broody hen
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This is because in the mind of the broody, hormone-crazed woman, a deep voice like White's indicates long-term health and higher reproductive success.
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Finlin is a compelling story teller, with ‘Postcard From Topeka’ perhaps the pick of a convincing bunch of colourful, broody tales boasting a taut plot so deep and mysterious you could lose yourself in the lines for days.
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The sexy actress, who is romancing director's assistant Cash Warren, has confessed she is getting broody after looking after her friends' children.
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Those of us who were close to her saw clearly that Madalyn loved and defended her children with the intensity and ferocity of a broody hen and could never understand or recover from the loss of her older son William.
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I get broody when I see baby clothes in shop windows.
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I just love it when the sky is broody and anticipant, and especially when the light gets dim with the heaviness of the clouds!
Sheepdip Diary Entry
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Fergie is ready to have a baby and is getting 'broody' photo: Creative Commons/Katie Kiehn
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Smallholder Jack Bunn can vouch for the freshness of Tesco's free range eggs after putting one under a broody hen - and hatching a fluffy chick.
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I don't have much experience of a broody hen sitting on the eggs.
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A hazardous slick of broken eggs caused traffic chaos on Thursday after a truck carrying thousands of broody hens lost its load.
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As ever it is the slow smouldering songs that are most effective, with piano driven ‘The Dance’ one of those tumbling broody ballads that nobody does better.
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Chrissie, Big Den's wife, is feeling broody and wants a kid.
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One memphis tennessee hotels, who broody a invalidating vientiane in grass antibiosis, is gerrymander to wallace eco tough to hamamelidanthum this disheartening.
Rational Review
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Once the native bird starts to be broody after laying a clunch of 10-12 eggs, all its eggs are replaced with purebred hatching eggs.
Chapter 15
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He found two dozen eggs that morning and one hen that was broody and wouldn't let him near her nest without threatening to peck him.
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To my thrilled imagination it was the face of one who dwelt beyond all strivings of the elements and broody dissensions of the blood.
CHAPTER XII
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By 1995 she was reportedly earning £1m a year and going steady with Depp, the broody star of Edward Scissorhands.
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Regardless of the absence of broody hero Roy and the rest of the boys in Green, you'll find something to tickle your fancy.
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Goffman is claiming here that interiority is a provisional back-of-backstage identity wholly concerned with preparations for, or broody post-mortems of, front-stage performances of the socialized, theatrical self.
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I was tempted to visit to see if there were any tall, broody types in long black overcoats, but with the number of these things which turn up during the year I think I'm getting clown fatigue.
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Nest boxes with flip-up roosts that double as door blockers are good, as they allow you to shut the girls out when egg-laying is done for the day, preventing the nests from getting soiled by sleeping hens or being taken over by broody hens.
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Often a broody cockatiel hen ready to lay eggs will tear paper at the bottom of her cage to prepare a bare, hollow impression for her eggs.
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His full giggly countenance was replaced by a grumpy broody look.
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She said: ‘I adore children and am feeling very broody.’
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He watched over his subordinates like a broody hen - when he noticed someone weakening, he would order extra hot milk all around, without revealing who needed it the most.
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Of the men in this fellowship, both Mortensen and Bean accomplish their characters, with Mortensen delivering a broody and enigmatic warrior Strider and Bean creating a conflicted Boromir.
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My friend on the other hand, is very broody and wants to go to university to find a nice man to marry and have children with and that is her principal aim (of course she also wants the degree and the experience, but she very much wants a man).
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The newest addition, a small, 12 year old wire haired terrier, arrived at the behest of my partner who is obviously going through one of those strange broody phases that often occur with women of a certain age.
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He seems broody, his dark eyes deep and sorrowful.
Times, Sunday Times
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Asked if being surrounded by burbling babies made him feel “broody,” Wills winced.
William and Kate
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Then we had Kylie Minogue, pouting Australian mother-of-none but definitely getting broody, revealing her shock at the flesh-exposing antics of the younger generation of Britneys and Christinas.
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Damian's been really broody lately.
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Fergie is ready to have a baby and is getting 'broody'
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Just because I have the accessory of a broody person (someone else's baby, cute as a button), it doesn't, necessarily follow that I'm desperate for one of my own.
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Most often it doesn't and he goes all sullen and broody, muttering about fussy neighbours and piling even more garden waste on the smoking heap.
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Biscuit the pet hen was acting rather broody… but there wasn't an egg in sight for her to sit on.
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Natural instincts are lost under domestication: a remarkable instance of this is seen in those breeds of fowls which very rarely or never become "broody," that is, never wish to sit on their eggs.
On the Origin of Species~ Chapter 07 (historical)
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Grant's counterpoint, Colin Firth, is all-out broody repression - he is never better than when he is uptight.
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I get broody when I see baby clothes in shop windows.
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Now she's gone to broody melodrama, as a cop conflicted by love and honor in Ann Hui's new movie Jade Goddess of Mercy.
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To the broody hen the notion would probably seem monstrous that there should be a creature in the world to whom a nestful of eggs was not the utterly fascinating and precious and never-to-be-too-much-sat-upon object which it is to her.
On Scientific Explorations of Human Nature
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It's said that he is ‘difficult’, ‘broody’, ‘paranoid’ and afflicted by a tempestuous and confrontational character.
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He is a poetical soul and, on the sea voyage to India, he falls for a broody girl in Cape Town looking to get pregnant.
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Lisa and Simon are getting more and more broody about their baby but are trying not to mention it too often because they're not sure whether Faye is pregnant or not.
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I definitely haven't become broody.
Times, Sunday Times
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Once the broody hen starts tending them, if you help her out by keeping stray eggs out.
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The idea that there's a ticking time bomb inside all women, making us desperate, obsessed, and broody - its just horrendous.
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The broody redhead has always been dissatisfied with her slim figure and claimed pregnancy would finally give her the shape she dreams of.
