Sentence examples for desert cat from inspiring English sources
noun
Also known as the African wildcat, is a subspecies of the wildcat (Felis silvestris).
The main combat unit for women is Caracal, named for a desert cat that looks similar whether male or female.
They are known as the European wildcat, the Near Eastern wildcat, the Southern African wildcat, the Central Asian wildcat and the Chinese desert cat.
The other subspecies are Felis silvestris silvestris, the European wildcat; Felis silvestris ornata, the Central Asian wildcat; Felis silvestris cafra, the sub-Saharan African wildcat; and Felis silvestris bieti, the Chinese desert cat.
A genetic assessment of 979 domestic cats and their wild progenitors Felis silvestris silvestris (European wildcat), F. s. lybica (Near Eastern wildcat), F. s. ornata (central Asian wildcat), F. s. cafra (southern African wildcat), and F. s. bieti (Chinese desert cat)—indicated that each wild group represents a distinctive subspecies of Felis silvestris.
The nondomestic cats included European cats, Near Eastern wildcats, central Asian cats, southern African wildcats, and Chinese desert cats, all of which were considered subspecies of Felis silvestris.
The series opens with a disclaimer that says any resemblance to real people is a coincidence, which helps convince many viewers that the desert fat cats are stand-ins for certain members of the royal family.
He wrote "Forbidden Melody," "The Firefly," "Katinka," "Going Up,""Mary," "Kid Boots," "Wild Flower," "No, no, Nanette," Rose-Marie,""Sunny,""The Desert Song, "The Cat and the Fiddle," and "Roberta".
At the age of 56 Carmen Martínez knew she could not outrun the border patrol so she glued patches of carpet to her trainers – a low-tech tactic to blur her tracks and gain an edge in the desert contest of cat and mouse.
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"Fat Cats of the Desert," a gaudy nighttime soap on a more daring channel on the Rotana network, is in its fourth season, and it portrays rich Saudis as decadent, hard-drinking, free-spending sybarites.
