(1) When those two loaded the luggage I wouldn't have been surprised to find a chicken coop strapped to the roof.

(2) Officials say that the 50-year-old woman fell ill a day after she helped clean out a chicken coop .

(3) Next to her was a chicken coop with only three chickens left in it.

(4) It rains, the camera swings across the garden and focuses on the chicken coop and then the pool.

(5) He said he buried her under a chicken coop , which upset his other children, and later buried her in a forest.

(6) A chicken coop

(7) I think this was a case of the excitement of the moment perhaps getting the better of him - sort of like the frenzy you see when a pack of wolves attacks a chicken coop .

(8) Danny, our Labrador, was out on the ice too, barking at the crease the same way he did when he trapped prairie rattlers against the chicken coop .

(9) He went to the chicken coop and replaced every single egg with a brightly colored one.

(10) Sadly a dog broke into the coop and killed the chicken.

(11) It effectively opens the door to the chicken coop and invites the fox in.

(12) He sets up court deep beneath the farmers' own homes, stealing directly from the chicken coop , the cider cellar and the smokehouse.

(13) U251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510We can't just be cooped up in here foreveru251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac we need to go down there to explain things from our perspective,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he added.

(14) But he passes on the dish, maybe because I cooped a couple of the birds in his dog's kennel for a night.

(15) Free-range poultry may have been as cooped up as conventional poultry.

(16) Of course, makeshift shelters have been fashioned from transport-industry cast-offs for decades, with railway carriages used as extra bedrooms and old vans used as chicken coops .

(17) There were also countless private dwellings with attendant cow sheds and chicken coops .

(18) I wasn't cooped up indoors all day with a computer or the TV.

(19) How, for example, do we fit the idea of respect round watching a TV programme in which competitive strangers are cooped up together and encouraged to out-do each other in eccentric, argumentative or lewd behaviour?

(20) It's cold and gray and I feel like a chicken cooped up in a particularly small cage.