Tells about a Kerry blue dog who likes to chew leather and answer the telephone.
By Charles Cooke, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 27 , 1943P. 11 Tells about a Kerry blue dog who likes to chew leather and answer the telephone.
No one could ever accuse Jennifer Lopez of being a great thespian, but she isn't chewing those leather-bound first editions on her shelf either.
Reading a book by James Fenton is as bad as "chewing shoe-leather," and the verse of Sherod Santos makes Logan want to put his hand into the whirring blade of a lawn mower.
In mid-October, Walter, our two-dogs-long, half-a-dog-high genetic smorgasbord (as far as we can tell, he's part corgi and part something long and low) was happily chewing on a heavy leather and Velcro weightlifting glove he had appropriated for his own murky purposes.
Chewing on gummies, fruit leather, or gum can give sensory input for a biter.
If a super food -- say a berry -- is super as is, what happens when we make it into a juice, a super fruit smoothie, a super fruit jelly bean (yes they exist), a super fruit leather, super fruit chewing gum -- you guessed it, they aren't so super any more.
He described the markets: "the hawkers, the leather workers, the old women chewing betelnut and swatting flies off their fruit with whisk brooms".
Like all furniture, leather is of course prone to irreparable damage from chewing and scratching by pets.
Officer Kern, a slight young man who was chewing gum and wearing a gray suit and tie beneath a black leather jacket, looked over at Mr. Mineo, who works as a body piercer.
