Sentence examples for dog in which from inspiring English sources
Dogmeat was inspired by the unnamed dog of Max Rockatansky (Mad Max) from the 1981 post-apocalyptic film Mad Max 2. His initial name had been "Dogshit" and his ultimate name was derived from the opening scene of the 1975 post-apocalyptic film A Boy and His Dog, in which the main character Vic calls his dog Blood "dog meat".
"Clean" has an instant-classic single called "Your Dog," in which Allison flips the abject devotion of the famous 1969 song by the Stooges.
Best Arrival--The giant orange fibreglass hot dog in which the "Toy Story" director cruised to the foot of the red carpet.
Part of the challenge was creating a smooth contour for sculptures like "Balloon Dog," in which 60 parts are welded to produce the round limbs and torso.
There's nothing she can't do". In 2015, two years after Mr. Reed had died from liver disease, Ms. Anderson made a documentary film about Lolabelle's death, "Heart of a Dog," in which Mr. Reed is absent until the very end.
Reflecting his American life, there is a poem about a confrontation between a coyote and the poet's dog, in which the dog turns its blind eye to the coyote.
Wiener-Dog, in which, among other things, a sadistic mother tells her small son a vicious story about a rape, is no exception.
His new film, Wiener-Dog, in which that scene takes place, is no different.
Today's ceremony also saw illustrator Levi Pinfold win the CILIP Kate Greenaway medal for only his second picture book, Black Dog, in which a little girl, Small Hope, faces down a huge black dog.
But "The Covers Record" consisted almost entirely of songs by other people, and, with one exception (the folk song "Salty Dog," in which Matt Sweeney played the guitar), Marshall sang and played — the piano and the guitar — unaccompanied.
Ms. Rethorst, now based in Amsterdam, returns to New York with "Behold Bold Sam Dog," in which this subtle minimalist balances details and allusiveness with counterintuitive non sequiturs in dance that pits the individual against the crowd.
