Sentence examples similar to ferry a dog from inspiring English sources
The land is as unforgiving as the heart, but Hakonarson infuses enough subtle humor, including a dog that ferries handwritten notes between the warring parties, to conjure a rustic charm.
Yeats wrote that old age seemed "tied" to him "as to a dog's tail"; for Ferry, being "inside this old man's body" is like being "the insides of a lobster".
A police official named Costa Zannis — dog-lover, Simenon reader — designs escape routes for Jews fleeing from Germany to Turkey, attempts to ferry a downed R.A.F.
(A personal aside: My attempt to use a ball chair ended after my dog ferried a thorn into my home office and the thorn lodged beneath the ball. I still haven't gotten the coffee stains off of the ceiling).
Memories of the distant summer when I'd last attempted to head to Nice by train occasionally flash, unbidden, back into mind: the heat, ferry terminals, police dogs in the night at Paris's Gare de Lyon, and 36 hours of discomfort before finally bailing out early at Valence, already haggard, to gather strength.
On Rottnest Island, a few miles off the coast of Perth and reachable by ferry, is a large population of quokkas, a small prairie dog-type animal that is friendly and amusing.
Tugela Ferry is a town situated in a rural district with a population of 200,000 persons.
This ferry has a shuttle function and crosses a local river in five-minute intervals.
