Chris, being the mother hen that he was, tried to force food upon the others the instant they got home. |
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The brunette hovered around her like a mother hen, watching carefully to ensure that she did not overtire herself, while the blonde hung back. |
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A fox had gotten into one of the chicken runs and killed a mother hen and five of her chicks. |
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This time around he groggily sat up and rubbed his head while staring at the girl that hovered over him like a mother hen. |
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Throughout the evening, Patterson plays the mother hen, encouraging the kids' performances, moving a lighting rig here, adjusting a mic there. |
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Mrs. Ellis is the traditional mother hen, always fussing over her little brood. |
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I told Sean and Samantha that they should bring water too, but they told me I was being a mother hen and disregarded me completely. |
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At only ten years old Lizzie was something of a mother hen with the rest of her siblings. |
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He worried over her like a mother hen clucking over her chicks. |
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Ever since then I've been more of a mother hen to him than anything else. |
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Allow me to indulge my mother hen side for a moment and say that I have a son who makes films and wins prizes. |
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Under normal conditions the mother hen will ensure that they are kept warm. |
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The jumbotron was set up facing Alma Mater, the crowds nestled round her like chicks round a bronze mother hen. |
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He's Jimmy Bly, a tow-headed, blue-eyed youngster with a protective, over-bearing, pugnacious older brother Demille who serves as his manager and mother hen. |
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Nemirovskaya, with her robust intellectual and physical presence, plays the role of chair and mother hen. |
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Diane Carlton, the office's mother hen, went home early. |
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There's a strange subplot involving a half-naked ditz whose pet chimpanzee attacked her best friend, and G. J. herself is less mother hen than megalomaniac. |
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To limit mortality among baby chicks in the free-range system, take steps to protect the mother hen and the chicks from predators, thieves and rain. |
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My joy is huge when I recite the following words, an African proverb, for the children of the twenty-first century: A mother hen can only provide her baby chicks with the grains she has previously gathered. |
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It is defective to the extent that these amendments are not only incomprehensible but, as co-author, I am bound to say that, when I read these amendments in French, I feel like a mother hen who can no longer find her chicks. |
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Mother hen hatches her eggs in a farmyard and finds one of her baby chicks is a scrawny, ugly duck. |
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