Sentence examples for doghouse as from inspiring English sources

Charlie Brown recalls the time Snoopy's others brother visited and trashed Snoopy's nicely furnished doghouse as if they were rock stars.

Here Suárez watched his team-mates lose a World Cup semi-final from the doghouse as Diego Forlán, that relentless self-improver, was deprived of his usual accomplice.

And Advanced Micro Devices has found its way out of Goldman's doghouse as the firm has removed AMD from its so-called "conviction sell list".

In fact, gold hit its all-time high of $850 an ounce in January of 1980, but then spent the next 21 years in the investment doghouse as inflation went on two-decade slide.

Membership in the Astronomical League has doubled to 20,000 since 1990, accompanied by a steady increase in the number of home observatories, converted doghouses as well as elaborate Hubbles-for-one.

"I hope his wife... sends him to the doghouse -- as long as he's not eating the dog, along with his former boss".

And their counterparts, Giacometti's emaciated stealthful Saluki Dog quasi-silhouettes, dwell in such doghouses as the Museum of Modern Art, the Wexner Center for the Arts and the Hirshhorn Museum.

They've so far found an abandoned camp and a doghouse for one "Teddy" (as per the faded sign over the rotted door), several gravel beaches, numerous caches of bullet casings and shells from the locals' target practice, a fantastical bog, and a quarter-mile of raspberry bushes.

Cody Franson, 25, spent time in Wilson's doghouse last season as well, and he said a player's age and inexperience were often immaterial to Toronto's demanding fans.

"That suggests the Republicans haven't left the doghouse so much as Obama and the Democrats, courtesy of the troubled start of the new health care law, have joined them in it," ABC pollster Gary Langer said.

He cheerfully tells people around the country he is "in the doghouse" in Washington, casting himself as the only principled voice in a clubby chamber of big spenders and earmarkers.