Sentence examples for a cat of from inspiring English sources

Nothing's more determined than a cat of sabre tooth — is there?

People often used this phrase — "a cat of the country" — when they saw Morsi and his stripes.

I mean, we have a cat of our own, but you know what it is like to live with a person/animal: you get inured to their racket.

But the overarching problem with "Think Like a Cat," of course, is the merging of infomercial and entertainment that it represents.

"Our experience is that it can completely rid a cat of these sound-induced seizures, including the myoclonic twitches," he added.

Specialist Paul Paterson wrote on the Big Cat Monitors website that it appeared to be "a cat of reasonable size, fit and healthy, and in command of its surroundings".

Tying a few of them to a post and giving them 20 lashes with a cat-of-nine-tails would surely cure them and their neighbors of such laziness, suggested Gingrich.

It's a funny visual, though, a hawk taking a cat out of a yard.

Throwing a cat out of a dormer window when I was three.

Find a cat to take care of.

Her eyes shifted back and forth, like those of a cat in search of something.