Sentence examples for having a pig from inspiring English sources

"This," remarks Giles kindly, "is like having a pig piss in your throat.

Having a pig as the protagonist in a cartoon lends itself to that sort of punning.

The Everyman Wodehouse award for comic writing in 1999 brought the honour of having a pig named after him.

Pork is on the New Year's table in many cultures, connoting riches because at one time having a pig to slaughter guaranteed food for the coming year.

But in "this" world, having a pig-face beautiful.

Yes, the English dream is to have a pig.

I started thinking about this last year when I had a pig roast at my house.

Previous winners, who all have a pig named after their work, include Jonathan Coe, Will Self, Ian McEwan and Terry Pratchett.

Obviously they were wise to stay away from a story that has a pig getting circumcised in it.

In addition to once being first selectman of Salem, Hugh Teel was a hospital administrator and had a pig farm.

He understands intimately that pigs can make a difference in the world: "Mother has a pig valve in her heart," he told me.