Sentence examples for I dog from inspiring English sources
The sentence "I dog" is not considered grammatically correct in written English
It lacks a verb and subject agreement and does not make clear sense. It may also be considered incomplete or missing context. An example of proper usage could be: "I love my dog."
Sibling case studies and studies in the MPS I dog model suggest that starting enzyme replacement therapy with laronidase shortly after birth can significantly improve clinical outcome [ 13– 15, 33].
Also coming from Hasbro: I-Dog ($30), a musical interactive pet.
Hasbro's Tiger Electronics even proffers a line of "companions" including the i-Dog and i-Cat, with built-in speakers.
Set it near a speaker or plug it into headphones jacks, and the I-Dog Interactive Music Companion will move and groove to any song it hears.
Last year, its Tiger Electronics division introduced a diminutive electronic pooch, i-Dog, which responds to music and can function as a speaker for a portable MP3 music player.
For those who wish to take the whole shebang a little further, a fetching set of winter garments for the i-Dog, including a hat, scarf, sweater, booties, and ear warmers are also now on the shelves.
Over my coffee, I dog-eared the pages of a fencing catalog.
In all seriousness I dog-ear every one of the 700 or so pages that display items I desperately need.
"When I was grading it, I dog-eared the first page and wrote 'C-plus' on it, so it was the first thing he'd see," George told me.
I dog-eared umpteen pages when I originally read it.
At this price, I can picture Izzy and I dog-paddling along the Yarra River in a matter of hours.
