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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mouse on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a mouse that is positioned on something, often in a playful or whimsical manner.
Example: "I saw a mouse on a computer desk, curiously exploring the area around the keyboard."
Alternatives: "a mouse atop a" or "a mouse sitting on a".
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Touch screens are ideal for motions one would usually make with a mouse on a computer, such as selecting or manipulating an image, but are less suited to typing, he says.
Maio-Smith clicked a mouse on a podium.
At 75 cents, you'd be a mouse on a wheel".
There's a tactility that is lost when you edit with a mouse on a desktop computer.
"I don't understand how to make music with a mouse, on a screen.
To paraphrase Berra, the guiding principle for the new generation of baseball fans is: when you come to a mouse on a pad, click it.
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A mouse trap based on a compliant bistable mechanism (BM) is developed in this investigation.
I'm a dude; it insulted my dignity, like training a cat to wear a mouse on his head.
In 1961, Pressburger wrote a novel called Killing a Mouse on Sunday, which was made into a 1964 film called Behold a Pale Horse.
The bitter and stone-hard truth is that I, like all others, didn't dare do anything other than lie quiet as a mouse on the floor for three-and-a-half hours until the police found us".
I happen to favor a touchpad over a mouse on whatever machine I'm using — most regularly my MacBook Pro — and the notion that those same gestures could be found on a much more comfortable mouse got me excited.
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