Coop Sentence Examples

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  • She went to the coop first and watered the chickens.

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  • She stopped at the coop door and frowned.

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  • She leaned against the chicken coop and stared down at the house.

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  • He stepped into the coop.

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  • The chickens fought for position in the tiny coop door as they watched her pour a bucket of water into the tire.

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  • It took an instant for her eyes to adjust to the dim coop interior, and then she found herself staring into the desperate eyes of a red fox.

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  • Even the chicken coop was visible at this elevation.

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  • Even the old chicken coop was empty, replaced by the new one Alex had built out back.

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  • The rest of the chickens were flogging all over the tiny coop, bouncing off the walls in a state of panic.

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  • A water line had been run to the coop, and included heaters.

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  • By the time she reached the chicken coop, her fit of temper was mellowing.

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  • I have a feeling you're getting ready to fly the coop.

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  • Alex handed her the basket of eggs and closed the coop door.

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  • Her thoughts were interrupted by a cacophony of squawks and wings beating against the chicken coop walls.

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  • As Carmen glanced around the coop for something to use as a weapon, one of the chickens ricocheted off the wall and hit her head.

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  • In an instant he entered the coop and pushed Carmen back, putting himself between her and the fox.

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  • Waving his hands, he yelled and the fox darted out the coop door - without the hen.

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  • She left him in the coop with the chicken and marched across the yard to the house, her boots making sucking noises each time she lifted her foot from the mud.

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  • The excitement at the coop had cost Alex his chance to watch a birth, but he accepted the loss in good humor.

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  • Now, the later, younger additions are flying the coop.

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  • The fox is in charge of guarding the chicken coop.

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  • All you have to do is join our phone coop scheme.

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  • As interest in chicken raising has grown, so has the coop industry.

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  • He grabbed the hen by the wing and headed for a sliver of light shining through the coop door.

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  • There are many benefits in building a backyard chicken coop.

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  • A home built chicken coop can be completely customized to a backyard.

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  • She jerked the door open, sending frightened chickens flopping against the coop walls.

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  • It was much warmer in the chicken coop.

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  • Carmen pulled the coop door shut and the fox snarled around the hen, backing deeper into the corner.

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  • They squawked and pecked at each other as she broke a trail from the tire to the coop.

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  • Things have really moved on from the traditional chicken ark, coop and hen house.

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  • His two younger children love it, but the two older ones have flown the coop back to the States.

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  • The best way to raise the Black Spanish fowl is to go late in the evening and raise coop and all.

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  • I'm a big fan of Geoff Boycott, because he's not scared to shake the coop and upset people.

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  • We have a large chicken coop at home and started keeping chickens 6 months ago.

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  • Because of the size of the Treasury Department, elements within the organization were encouraged to write their own coop.

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  • See that the bottom of your broody coop is made uncomfortable, so that sitting will become a burden to the birds.

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  • Much of the equipment and showcases etc. were begged and borrowed from anywhere available including gondola ends from the local coop store.

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  • While chickens are easy to care for, you must be prepared to gather eggs and clean the coop as part of your daily routine.

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  • Chickens can be escape artists and even in urban areas, there can be animal predators to be aware of, so you want to invest in a quality coop.

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  • If you fancy keeping chickens, then knowing how to build a backyard chicken coop will be very useful.

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  • A chicken coop provides chickens with somewhere to sleep at night as well as a place where they feel secure to lay their eggs.

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  • While these can provide a good alternative for people who do not want to build a backyard chicken coop, many people enjoy the advantages of creating their own.

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  • Building a backyard chicken coop can be significantly cheaper than buying one.

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  • This is particularly the case for people who use free chicken coop blueprints.

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  • The materials required to build a chicken coop are readily available and are typically low cost.

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  • A wide variety of materials can be recycled for use in a chicken coop.

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  • Not every backyard or garden is the same shape or size and as such a standard 'off the shelf' chicken coop might not aways be suitable.

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  • A home built chicken coop can also be painted or decorated to make it fit into its environment.

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  • One attractive option for many people is to adapt an existing building and make it into a chicken coop.

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  • An old garden shed, for instance, would adapt well as a chicken coop and might require very little in the way of extra work.

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  • It is important that a coop is water tight, therefore the roof of an old shed may need attention.

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  • People use all sorts of things as a coop for chickens.

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  • When looking to adapt something as a chicken coop it is important to check that it is waterproof, secure and has somewhere for the chickens to roost and lay their eggs.

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  • Whether you buy a chicken coop, build your own or adapt another building, keeping chickens is a fun and rewarding pastime.

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  • There are many ways your business can market itself, including buying ad specialties, participating in coop advertising, giving away lots of freebies and participating in community and charity events.

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  • In return, the franchisor supports the business by providing guidelines on training, marketing plans and advertising campaigns where the franchise shares coop print and broadcast ads.

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  • For example,National Public Radio featured a story about an artist by the name of Coop.

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  • Coop began taking photographs and displayed them on Flickr, where he received feedback about his work.

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