Sentence examples for catnapped from inspiring English sources
The word "catnapped" is usable in written English and is well written
It can be used to describe a situation where a cat is taken or stolen, often in a lighthearted or humorous context. Example: "After a long day at work, I came home to find my cat had been catnapped by the neighbor's kids." Alternatives include "stolen cat" or "taken cat."
CAT BURGLAR Our 12-year-old cat, who has been sick with a tumor for a month, was catnapped by our neighbor, who took our cat to his veterinarian to have the tumor removed.
12.40pm: Oh dear, I think Pierre Cardin might need to brace himself for some less-than-rave reviews, if this from AP is anything to go by: And so it was that people chatted or fiddled with their cell phones or even catnapped during the never-ending show, which was held in the sprawling Espace Pierre Cardin, in Paris' tony 8th district.
The thought of having him catnapped was alarming.
Thousands of campaign managers like Dylan Wagamon, 23, who catnapped in the passenger seat the other night as his college buddy drove him around in the dark to plant 800 lawn signs.
Meanwhile, Ms. Byrum catnapped for 45 minutes on the ride here from Flint before a 3 18 a.m. stop at a Denny's restaurant, and stopped at a Sheraton for a shower just before 5.
In the 1950's, Gary Graffman catnapped there while Leon Fleisher practiced on their favorite piano, and vice versa.
If you can find yourself a corner seat and plug in some noise-cancelling headphones it is just about possible to catnap (something to which Gulliver can attest after several lunchtime snoozes in the months after his daughter was born).
The contradictory nature of his forceful personality, as well as such eccentricities as his ability to catnap anywhere, contributed to his legendary status.
All is well, they claim, in the private and public life of a man whose infidelity drove his wife to catnapping.
"Cats and dogs are just like people — they have their own likes and dislikes," the artist Peter de Sève says about this week's cover, "Catnap".
