Sentence examples for fricking dog from inspiring English sources

It's even harder to envision Jim Bob Duggar telling his wife, as Mr. Gosselin did, "You yelled at me like I'm a fricking dog".

The house is a bright, cozy place with eight small rooms jumbled together and filled with modest treasures — delft tiles, Chinese figurines, photographs of Yourcenar's and Frick's dogs.

Emma, who served as muse to the artist George Romney, and her dog, can be found in the Frick Collection, while Josephine, with a dog and a fortune teller (though not her famous pug, Fortune), painted posthumously by Sir David Wilkie, belongs to the National Gallery of Scotland.

I have a problem with the amount of butter in the sandwiches and the hot dogs you guys eat in the cinema are absolutely fricking huge.

Of special note are Francisco de Zurbarán's "Still Life With Lemons, Oranges and a Rose" (1633), which has been freshly cleaned for the occasion, and Guercino's commanding portrait of an Italian count's pet mastiff, "Aldrovandi Dog" (1625). 1 East 70th Street, Manhattan, (212) 288-0700, frick.org.org

At the Frick Collection there was "The Draftsman's Art: Master Drawings From the National Gallery of Scotland," a show that included drawings by Leonardo of a dog's paw.

We didn't have a fricking clue.

"What do I — " "Are you fricking kidding me?" Abnesti said.

"These are signature pieces of the 16th and 17th centuries," Colin B. Bailey, the Frick's chief curator, said of the Norton Simon paintings: Bassano's "Flight Into Egypt" (around 1544-45); Rubens's "Holy Women at the Sepulchre" (1611-14); Guercino's "Aldrovandi Dog" (1625); Zurbarán's "Still Life With Lemons, Oranges and a Rose" (1633); and Murillo's "Birth of St. John the Baptist" (1655).

(Fricking Limey judges…).

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