eggs

IPA: ˈɛgz

Examples of "eggs" in Sentences

The cook fried the eggs.
The female bird lay eggs.
The eggs are spherical and buoyant.
The eggs were about the size of ostrich eggs.
Gathering and selling the eggs is also prohibited.
The number of birds required to produce the eggs is astounding.
They subsist mostly by scavenging the eggs of birds and reptiles.
Chickens incubate the eggs and that helps the eggs to hatch faster and safer.
It's such a shame that a lot of home cooks seem to relegate eggs to breakfast only food.
I was totally horrified by the teatime set they served – soft-boiled eggs with eggshell fragments, soy sauce bottles with caps that fall off when you try to flavour your eggs
For example, the consumption of eggs, which is nearly a perfect food-there are more vitamins in eggs than in any other one food-in Canada is 284 eggs per year per head, in Germany it is only 129 and in Italy, 119.
Supper consisted of chicory served with the water it had been boiled in, to which was added some oil; there was also bread and wine, then chicken and afterwards poached eggs which they call eggs in their shirtsleeves.
Despite FDA inspections that found US hatcheries injecting antibiotics directly into eggs* and studies that detect antibiotic residue in egg yolks of treated chickens even after withdrawal periods and cooking, + antibiotics are not "a food safety issue for eggs" said Blair Van Zetten, on Behalf of United Egg Producers at the hearings.