Sentence examples for her donkey from inspiring English sources

In Baton Rouge, a woman asked me to name her donkey.

QUEEN VICTORIA liked to ride her donkey along the sand at Ramsgate, which was then a fashionable resort among bourgeois Londoners.

"I didn't have dolls as a girl and never thought about having kids," she said, whistling like a tomboy to call her donkey.

The younger girl, with her donkey, looks dour and depressed, but perhaps she needed to get away from home to recover a sparkle that was clearly there, along with all of her darkness.

So after a day on Mykonos — I went swimming, bought handmade sandals and watched an old woman selling vegetables from her donkey — I boarded a high-speed catamaran bound for Ios.

This glorious beach could have been a shoe-in for sun loungers and parasols, but it lay deserted except for a shawled villager who had been collecting the driftwood now stacked on the back of her donkey.

To let loose with an anticipatory neigh all her own, before she and her donkey-headed boy toy scamper off into the intermission to have -- well, who can say precisely what sort of fun?

Her husband had given her a donkey to try and take her mind off matters and now she has 14. "They are so appealing" she explained.

Ryan Murphy has been faulted in the past for taking his characters and transforming them into the most monstrously exaggerated freaks he could (see: "Nip/Tuck") and from the way Bieste is shoveling creamy pasta into her mouth and dropping references to her prized donkey, she's either the goon of the moment or we have a healthy eating episode coming up.

She was also attacked for her book "Donkey Cons: Sex, Crime, and Corruption Within the Democratic Party" (2006), which she wrote with Robert Stacy McCain, her college friend.

Svendsen kept her first donkey, Naughty Face, as a pet.