Sentence examples for dog a bone from inspiring English sources

"They were just throwing a dog a bone," he said of his goal-line plunge.

Apparently, these days, if you give a dog a bone, he will ask for something to pack it in.

"Yew en eye tee ee dee: United are the team for me, With a knickknack paddywack give a dog a bone, Why don't Millwall fuck off home".

It used to be 248, but just before the elections, they gave us another 40, like throwing a dog a bone".

When my children were little, we used to have a cassette around the house of songs for kids by pop stars, on which Dylan did "This Old Man" ("With a knick-knack paddywhack, give the dog a bone").

They sang, "We are here / Shagging your women / And drinking your beer / With a knick knack paddywhack / Give a dog a bone / Why don't hockey fuck off home!," as a muscular second-year, dressed as a ballerina, stood on the railing, alternating crotch thrusts and pirouettes.

Throw the dogs a bone.

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.

Otherwise it's a dog with a bone.

Jonathan was like a dog with a bone.

But Mr. Casher was like a dog with a bone.