To be honest, this definition need not concern British readers too much, because it's hard enough to get a decent hot dog over here, let alone a choice, though I have no reason to doubt my esteemed colleague Tony Naylor when he writes that all-beef hot dogs are "too tightly compacted, too meaty and … a bit dry … Sausages need the sort of lubrication that pork readily supplies".
It felt like being bitten by a decent-sized dog, but without the lacerations.
The people you meet are sane and decent; and in Dog Park, it seems to me something of that revolutionary spirit prevails.
Although Leonard Collins reports some level of decent communication from the dog warden involved in the case, whom he terms "fine and reasonable," she can only relate what the City tells her, which isn't much.
When giving dogs a bone, give each dog a decent bone of their own, at the same time and if there is any sign of a fight over the bone, shift one dog to one part of the yard and the other dog to another to avoid theft of the submissive dog's bone by the dominant dog.
GERARD JEAN BAPTISTE Treats for Dogs, and Himself There is a decent chance that Gerard Jean Baptiste had dog biscuits in his pockets when he died.
2 BROKE BITCHES Howls abound when a dingy golden retriever and a ditsy poodle try to make a decent living as service dogs in a nursing home cafeteria.
The studio may also have been hoping for more support from British cinema-goers, who went to see Tarantino's first film, Reservoir Dogs, in decent numbers, something which could not be said for their US counterparts.
Within minutes, she was picking settings and taking decent pictures of her dogs (as mothers are wont to do).
Any decent poodle owner likes a dog that barks once in a while.
