Sentence examples for ferret of from inspiring English sources
"ferret of" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English
"Ferret" is a noun meaning a small, furry mammal, while "of" is a preposition used to show possession or connection. It does not make sense to use them together as "ferret of." However, you could say "a group of ferrets" or "the fur of a ferret" as these are more grammatically correct phrases. Example: "The zoo has a new exhibit featuring a group of ferrets." "I can't stop sneezing because I am allergic to the fur of a ferret."
Slipping standards Diary's reverse ferret of the week: "Is it the end of the antiseptic love affair?
✒Monkey's reverse ferret of the week: "I wish they would go and actively look for some Conservatives to be part of their news-gathering team".
Cash is the squirmy ferret of societal wealth — tricky to secure physically and, once liberated in the wild, almost impossible to get back — and money, as technology, has changed a lot in half a century.
WHEN Budd Schulberg dreamed up Sam my Glick the ultimate Hollywood wheeler-dealer, "a little ferret of a kid, sharp and quick" -- back in the 1930's, he meant his novel, "What Makes Sammy Run?," to be seen in part as a cautionary tale.
Seeing it in black and white sends a thick ferret of fear thumping through your chest and down into your stomach.
"When the rabbit of chaos is pursued by the ferret of disorder through the fields of anarchy, it is time to hang your pants on the hook of darkness, whether they are clean or not," Moore said in his ultimate "Spice World" riddle. .
For example, making H5N1 influenza viruses more transmissible in ferrets (gain-of-function) results in a loss of pathogenicity of these [viral] mutants in the ferret (loss-of-function).
Given the City Council controversy surrounding ferrets, of all things, I'd like to share an experience I had at the Union Square Greenmarket.
-- Here, you wanna see my medals?" Unlike Al Gore and George Bush, who dole themselves out sparingly, the Arizona senator offered a giddy excess of access to the press contingent he dubbed "great ferrets of truth".
They can design reserves of various sizes, with or without connecting corridors, and run simulations to assess their designs using ferrets of known genotypes from a zoo.
Periodic attempts were made by revolutionaries and libertines to undo the redactions and ferretting of contemporary scholars.
