Sentence examples for a wandering cat from inspiring English sources

A framed Ph.D. degree in psychology from the University of Illinois hangs on the wall, along with an intricate handmade quilt and a collage of images clipped from magazines — the back of a child's head, a gnarled tree, a wandering cat — an odd assemblage that invites one to search for a connecting thread.

The capybara, the world's largest, can reach 140 pounds, a hefty rebuke to any wandering cat and an attractive herbivorous lawn ornament.

Whenever the wandering cat appeared at our door, the daughter pretended to be frightened, and the soldier gallantly shooed the cat into the corridor; this byplay gave them frequent opportunities to touch each other.

As the story goes, a stray cat wandered into the hotel sometime in the 1920s in search of food and water and ended up sticking around.

At her condo, Lofgren walks onto her patio and fills a water bowl for a stray cat that has wandered up.

It must surely be the only Premier League training ground where you will spot a cat wandering around outside reception.

A cat wanders a deserted street.

A friend's husband found a young cat wandering in the Catskills.

Can you name another festival in which audiences may climb up the curved main amphitheater roof and gaze down at their favorite band performing below, or seek out a micro city's resident cat wandering around for a brief pet before the next set?

(I ignore the difficult question whether generics are really quantifiers at all, made more troubling by the fact that some generics seem to admit of exceptions—'Birds fly' is true, even though penguins are birds and don't fly; 'Cats have four legs' is true, even though there is a three-legged cat wandering my neighborhood).

Its first night was marred by a catalogue of fiascos which led to some of the loudest booing the 23-year-old Rossini had ever heard: Don Basilio tripped and broke his nose just before singing his aria, and a cat wandered onstage during the act one finale, refused to leave and was hurled into the wings by an irate singer.