Sentence examples for hostile dogs from inspiring English sources
Unlike some other trail rides we've been on, we were allowed to break out of a walk, trotting at times and even galloping when we encountered hostile dogs.
His biggest safety concern was not fellow seafarers but the setting roaches and rats, hostile dogs, and rolling swells during pitch-black nights.
(Coren himself has yawned at a threatened, hostile dog in a successful attempt to get it to stop growling at him).
To reach the restroom I had to squeeze past a tethered pig and a hostile dog in a tiny passageway that smelled horribly.
Once-hostile dogs cower in his presence and slink back to their doghouses in fright.
According to Jonathon Mosely of FreeRepublic.com, "evolution tells [us] that life is a hostile, adversarial, dog-eat-dog COMPETITION... Can you see now why [we say] 'I HATE EVOLUTION!'?" Well, Jonathon, if you put it that way... Hate comes easy.
People in the area made nature domestic, and also hostile, with their guard dogs, their beware-of dogs.
The specific molecular mechanisms by which larval worms establish a successful infection in the hostile environment of the dog duodenum are, however, largely unknown.
If a wagging tail is stiff and held high, it might be a sign of your dog being hostile towards something.
(American researchers found those hostile to Barack Obama disliked his dog, too).
No thanks Less is less The trouble with the BBC Reprints Related items Elected mayors: The enemy of my enemyApr 25th 2002 Policemen and politics: Robocop's revengeAug 23rd 2001 Middlesbrough: Rejuvenating HerculesSep 3rd 1998 Local government: Mayors for allJul 30th 1998 English devolution: Northern rumblingsSep 25th 1997He showed who was top dog by cutting hostile councillors' perks.
