Sentence examples for it's teats from inspiring English sources

Note to faux-folksy Simpson: It's "teats," if you're a farmer -- unless you get off on using crude language to a woman.

(The Google SOPA protest as channeled via an satirical alternative realitYay

It's "Epic-teat-us" not "Epic-tey-tus" -- though to this day the incorrect one is imprinted on my mind.

If it involves tempting council home occupants with the right to buy, at the expense of an already depleted social housing market, then it's just tough teats to everyone.

The noble Dick Van Dyke, who perhaps never heard of the Deed Poll Before I changed it, my last name was Teat.

And now, as St. Nick himself is reputed to have said, "Holy crap, it's colder'n a witch's teat out there.

OK, so Clinton's sci-fi mythology is loosely conceptualised and mad as a funky ball of teats, but it's also more serious than you might think – part of an Afrofuturist tradition that transposes the struggle for racial equality and social justice into outer space.

And it's worth educating children that all plants should be teated with caution and respect: the more plants they can identify, the easier it is to avoid the hazards.

The water itself hails from Iveland, in Southern Norway, where they say it's gently coaxed from the teat of some omniscient aqua-deity.

A measure of temperament from the AMS system could be teat cup attachment failures.

In all four countries, the most common second diagnosis (>50% of all second diagnoses) in a cow with CM was teat lesions (Table  3).