Sentence examples for a flea who from inspiring English sources

Could there be a flea who strikes this week in Kansas City?

The book, illustrated by Michael Foreman, includes whimsical tales of a dog who cannot understand why he is not allowed to practice medicine, a fox who runs a circus of trained chickens, a flea who thinks he is the manager of a chain of mega-stores and a skunk who falls madly in love with a bear.

"Which other bands have done versions of club songs?" First let's take a look at Flea – who told the Sun last month: "My team is Sheffield United.

Drawn from a 1998 collaboration with the electronic duo U.N.K.L.E., "Rabbit in Your Headlights" featured a brief vocal turn from Flea, who recited the song's key sample from the 1990 thriller "Jacob's Ladder".

The infection eventually causes the death of the rat, dislodging the flea who is forced to seek a new home.

"Flea, who plays bass for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, is recalling a show in Pomona where the second-billed Chili Peppers found that the Oingo Boingo crowd didn't respond well to the Peppers' brand of high-energy funk.

Slappiest of bass-slappers Flea, who also at 54 has come dressed in an outfit that looks as if it's cut from some kind of psychedelic patchwork bedspread, seems, meanwhile, to be taking fashion advice from no one.

The fact that Flea (who in the band's early years performed naked, save for a strategically placed tube sock) deleted the tweet so quickly could be tied to the NFL's anxiety over ensuring a family-friendly halftime show in the wake of "scandals" of years past.

They could also borrow the Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea, who recently played with Thom Yorke's new band.

How about: Doberman had crawled onto the hood of the hearse and licked the bugs off the windshield, explaining to Flea, who was driving, I just wanted to make sure you could see.

"Josh kind of creeps up on you," says Flea, who was born Michael Balzary.