Sentence examples for free kitten from inspiring English sources
After a decade-long hiatus, Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth has gotten back together with two of her Free Kitten band mates, Julie Cafritz and Yoshimi P-We.
Everything she did this year — from making a Free Kitten album to posing in i.D. wearing clothes by Rodarte — was not only fascinating but galvinizing.
Inject a blue-eyed son whose classmates have just told him that his aqua snowsuit is a girl's, who wants a Nintendo for his birthday (he got a free kitten) — then the shivers of adventure quickly become nettlelike prickles.
"Months after we met, I still wasn't sure whether Kim wanted me around," Mark Ibold, who played bass with Gordon in Sonic Youth and another band, Free Kitten, said.
And a lot of her music, both in Sonic Youth and in the side-project bands Free Kitten, Harry Crews, and Mirror/Dash (the last with Mr. Moore), has sometimes come across as theoretical, or a private joke, or a distanced social experiment about audience response.
Gordon was also a founding member of the musical project Free Kitten, which she formed with Julia Cafritz in 1993.
California Note, Full of Wild, Sad Beauty: It was a friend of ours, a poetess, who was creeping along Santa Monica Boulevard and discovered the sign, painted on tin and having an air of permanence: "Free Kittens".
Judging by the unlimited scope of her devoted readership, the national debt could be written off in the process and free kittens awarded to the first few thousand runners up.
By Alan Campbell and E. B. White The New Yorker, August 10 , 1935P. 7 California Note, Full of Wild, Sad Beauty: It was a friend of ours, a poetess, who was creeping along Santa Monica Boulevard and discovered the sign, painted on tin and having an air of permanence: "Free Kittens".
Back in 2009, a company called Allerca received wide media attention when it promised to use genetic tests to deliver allergy-free kittens.
Fighting spam, TiVo, Nascar, Catholicism, yoga with weights, Sarbanes-Oxley and living with Hepatitis C, not to mention forensics, ballet, adoption, overcoming anxiety, gluten-free living, kittens, baking, eBay timesaving techniques, knitting, C. S. Lewis and Narnia, teaching kids to spell, and even sex (explained by no less than Dr. Ruth Westheimer).
