Sentence examples for badger of from inspiring English sources

Even the shortness of its tail inspired negative analogies: "He's that greedy he would rob a badger of its tail".

Either way, the whole debate would have been a lot calmer if Kenneth Grahame had made Badger of Badger Hall the bad boy of the book.

They all rape and kill, even the sweet child in a bathing suit and swimming cap (frog) or the man with long dreadlocks (a badger, of course).

Nadine Theodosia Badger, a daughter of Loretha M. Badger of Philadelphia and the late Cornelius A. Badger, was married yesterday to Matthew William Stevenson, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Karl W. Stevenson of Durham, N.C.

Miller A., Xia Y., Croman K., Shi E., Song D. The Honey Badger of BFT Protocols, CCS (2016); 5.

These include the skunks, the African zoril (striped polecat) and the teledu (stink badger) of Java, which all have dark underparts and white upperparts.

The Badgers, of course, could not score quickly enough to avoid overtime.

My parents are particularly sensitive to the badgering of the merchants.

Badgers of Bohemia will be showing work as part of Beastly Magic on 2 May at Sofa & Stuff, Woodchester.

When her badgering of Tamar yields few clues about her family, she turns to her lavish imagination.

There are also other concerns, including the instability of starting a family in rented premises and the endless badgering of parents.