Sentence examples for dog gathering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thomas – who has become fairly well known for using subway maps as his canvases — turned around a few minutes later to see several Metropolitan Transportation Authority police officers and a bomb dog gathering around his backpack.

The people now, with their lop-eared rabbits and clumber spaniels, eating muffins and losing their phones, seem consolingly similar to the vanished hunter-gatherers who preceded them, flanked by dogs, gathering samphire and sliding in the mud.

We labored like dogs!—gathering intel from the slopes last season at resorts we've never before visited, and at resorts where we haven't been in a while.

The blogger from Guangdong wrote on Sept. 6: "There are thousands of dog eaters gathering there.

At first he thought it was a pile of sacks, but when he saw the dogs gathering, he decided someone who could not afford burial rights had dumped a body.

As at other dog-gathering spots in the city, the owners arrive here in the morning in waves, some bearing the papers and thermos mugs of coffee and chomping on Krispy Kreme doughnuts, the one thing they refuse to share with their dogs.

There was one that had flown around Missoula, Montana for several weeks gathering up dogs by yelling, "here dog! here dog! here boy, let's go!" Gathered up a whole herd of dogs and brought them to the university campus, kept them at bay under a tree, and then when students would be milling about, the crow would take off flying and have the dogs follow them and knock around the students.

One Saturday morning not long ago, Markowitz attended a coffee-and-dog-biscuits gathering, held by a group called fido, which stands for Fellowship for the Interests of Dogs and their Owners and meets once a month in Prospect Park.

The dogs run and they run, gathering in number as they cut a swath through everything and everyone — men, women, children — in their path.

Teri Karush Rogers, the editorial director at BrickUnderground.com, a New York City real estate guide, suggests gathering photos of your dog interacting with people and other animals; getting references from your groomer, veterinarian or neighbor; and outlining your dog's routine — for instance, explaining that you plan to hire a dog walker.

To test these ideas, Dr. Zhang and his colleagues are gathering DNA from more dogs and wolves.