Sentence examples for homeless dog from inspiring English sources

After the defection of Alexander Mogilny, who told international television audiences that he "lived like a homeless dog" in the Soviet Union, political pragmatism finally prevailed.

Auster's novels are often told in the first person, whether the narrator is an arrogant boy on the American frontier or a homeless dog.

After reading last Sunday about Abraham the homeless dog who scrounged on the streets of Queens, they all wanted to help.

An e-mail message sent to the group by a woman who identified herself as Susan, was typical: "I visited P.R. a few years ago and was appalled and literally sickened by the homeless dog situation.

The moral admonition to "adopt, don't shop" is not only about saving the life of a homeless dog but also about moving past shaky and unsubstantiated assertions that certain dogs, usually the so-called purebreds, are somehow smarter, more athletic, more beautiful and better behaved than mongrels, and that by spending loads of money on a dog, we're going to get exactly what we want and expect.

One storyline that gained mainstream attention was adopting a homeless dog, only to have it put down for personal gain.

homeless dogs.

Homeless dogs roam the streets, sinkholes yawn from the asphalt and the river remains dangerously high.

We did notice that some of the homeless dogs were big dogs.

Chinese woman!" and by mangy homeless dogs, who were attracted, perhaps, by her strange scent.

There were several homeless dogs at the opening party on Wednesday.