Sentence examples for a dying rat from inspiring English sources

Here is Holly Sykes: "Guys are all sperm-guns. . . . Green tea's great while you're drinking it, but it makes you pee like a racehorse, and now my mouth feels like a dying rat crapped in it".

I'm not saying that David Cameron, in a fleeting moment of something resembling humanity, has cured my Tory phobia, or made me like him more than I like a dying rat.

NOTE: One guy at TC40 had a OLPC laptop and it would squeal like a dying rat every few minutes.

But the authors of a new study on dying rats make a bold claim: After cardiac arrest, the rodents' brains enter a state similar to heightened consciousness in humans.

A surge of brain activity in dying rats may hold an explanation for the vivid, realistic visions experienced by some human victims of cardiac arrest, researchers say.

At a time when viewers are obsessed with Downton Abbey, this film offers an upstairs downstairs French Revolution era glimpse complete with dying rats, gossipy crones, lotharios in gondolas, and the very beautiful queen (Diane Kruger) distracted from her duties by her love for the chilly Gabrielle de Polignac (Virginie Ledoyen).

He played in the morning, too, chasing toys and shaking them like dying rats.

Now, for the first time, scientists say they have observed brain activity in dying rats that may shed light on the mystery of human near death experiences.

These oscillations in the dying rats were synchronized across different parts of the brain, even more so than in the rat's normal waking state.

Periyar also criticised Subramanya Bharathi in the journal Ticutar for portraying Mother Tamil as a sister of Sanskrit in his poems: "They say Bharati is an immortal poet.…Even if a rat dies in an akrakāram, they would declare it to be immortal.…All of Tamilnadu praises him.

Compression/decompression protocols exist whereby DCS is evoked in rats without a single rat dying [ 18].