Sentence examples for fawn to from inspiring English sources

"Can I see?" Bill Peek disembowelled a fawn to his left.

"You don't say what a beautiful voice, my God!" "Have I got to sit here and fawn to you?

He said Muslims "like us to fawn to them" and "young Muslim men remind me of young Afrikaners.

Its crisp-textured coat, a combination of hard and soft hairs, may be pepper (silver-gray to blue-black) or mustard (light fawn to reddish brown) in colour.

Crude varies by viscosity from watery to almost solid, by colour from fawn to deepest black and by sulphurousness from negligible to devilish.

But only in Haydn's romantic comedy "L'Isola Disabitata" ("Desert Island") does an ardent suitor have to compete with a pet fawn to win his beloved's attention.

The fawning To be fair, Heilman does seem to be in a minority of one.

Last year, the family dispatched 2,500 battered bucks, does and fawns to a local dump.

The various deterrents have mostly worked, except that it takes time for fawns to learn to be afraid of the sounds.

I don't like his attempt to subjugate the media — Le Figaro now fawns to a point that's cloying and his control-the-message TV machinations are shameful.

Can you imagine the size of his cock?" This routine, in which Tim insults the dress sense of some members of the audience, culminates in a guest appearance by Gok Wan, over whom Corden fawns to no discernible comic purpose.