Sentence examples for call a kitten from inspiring English sources

Three inches?! That's what we call a kitten heel.

Russell kept innovating even through his twilight years, producing a short called A Kitten For Hitler for the Comedybox.tv and directing a play, Mindgame, off Broadway.

Pick a cue word to use to call the kitten.

Set in the form of various almost Zen-like answers to the question "Mama, what is snow?," the panorama of wordplay that follows ("Call it Kitten when it sleeps in the crook of a window... Eyelet when it embroiders spruce... Tradition when it comes on Christmas") reminds me of Wallace Stevens's "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird".

Lula said she would call the whitest kitten Snowflake, and we said we would call our little kittens Pumpkin and Cinder because Pumpkin had orange splotches in his white fur, and Cinder had black splotches in his white fur.

Miscellany The Puppy Bowl, which the Animal Planet cable channel presents as tongue-in-cheek counterprogramming each Super Bowl Sunday, is to get competition next year in the form of a special called the Kitten Bowl, from the Hallmark Channel cable channel, part of the Crown Media Family Networks division of Crown Media Holdings.

Things will get more crowded daily for the next several months as more cats breed — a time of year people in the animal-shelter world sometimes call "kitten mountain," in reference to the bell curve of intake between spring and late fall.

" This term should be used to call someone your "kitten".

Will's thing is that having been befriended by the lead guitarist of a local band called Smarmy Kitten, he is now obsessed with alt-rock.

During Tory Edward Heath's premiership in the 1970s, a kitten called Wilberforce was acquired from the RSPCA.

Today, his female followers are called his "kittens": a cadre of wealthy and Botoxed Istanbul socialites.