Sentence examples for fence eating from inspiring English sources

Until we have that, I'll stay on the fence, eating an apple (organic, just to be sure).

Chuck Jones, who directed the Looney Tunes cartoons for Warner Brothers, is believed to have said that Bugs Bunny's carrot-chomping, relaxed standing position was inspired by a scene from the film It Happened One Night, in which the actor Clark Gable leans against a fence eating carrots at a rapid rate and talking to his female co-star with his mouth full.

But this trip certainly isn't a pamper-fest, and guests will learn how to mend fences, eat beans from billy cans, and take part in cow-branding.

When you live next door to them, they have a habit of jumping the fence and eating your dog.

So, next time the ball came over her fence she ate it, ending the game.

I'd jump over the garden fence to eat it with her".

Imagine cooking burgers in a backyard when an intruder "crawled under the fence" to eat one, he ventured.

They would pass through a broken fence and eat the backyard grass, according to Shedd, with cow shit littering the space where his kids wanted to play.

Feral horses, free-roaming animals that once were domesticated, have been jumping over fences to eat the weeds that grow by the side of the road.

Sure, some children throw rocks at the hippos, and hippos searching at night for food have been known to crash through barbed-wire fences and eat the salt blocks left for cattle.

This dairyman also bent my ear about Horizon's "factory farms" out West, where thousands of cows that never encounter a blade of grass spend their days confined to a fenced dry lot, eating (certified organic) grain and tethered to milking machines three times a day.