Sentence examples for animals pay from inspiring English sources
"You should make those animals pay you," she had said, "if you're going to wear 'em across your chest".
Animals pay no regard to political borders, biologists like to point out, and Burmese pythons are better travelled than most.
"We don't have cats in the audience as a rule," Ms. Webster said, "but I'm always interested in what people and animals pay attention to".
The gite is open all year so we could be welcoming guests on any day, and animals pay no attention to bank holidays or other days off.
"It goes to show that violent offenders who make animals pay with their lives should expect to pay with their liberty," said Stephanie Bell, cruelty casework director at Peta.
Most plants have evolved a way to be sure that animals pay attention to this signal by keeping the sugars animals want in the form of acids until the fruit is ripe.
Amory's organization, the Fund for Animals, paid for Watson's first ship, Sea Shepherd, which he used to ram and incapacitate a notorious pirate whaling vessel called the Sierra, off the coast of Portugal.
You have to ask yourself why our politicians are even mentioning something so irrelevant, when the RBCT completed in this country with our farms and our animals, paid for by British taxpayers, is totally specific to our countryside.
Post-hoc Fisher's Least Significant Difference (LSD) t-tests (df = 156) revealed that L/L animals paid more than S/L animals to view a high status face (p = 0.028).
We also observed a trend towards S/L animals paying more than L/L animals to view images of female perinea (p = 0.066), but there were no significant differences between the two genotype groups in the amount of juice sacrificed for the gray square (p = 0.78) or low status face (p = 0.50) categories.
In order to have a measure of the attention the animals paid to their companions, we also scored the frequency of Staring at the other (the animal is specifically in contact through the wire-mesh partition with its companion, which could be "staring back" or involved in other activities).
