Sentence examples for labrador at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Graves does not know yet how he will accommodate Sara, the 11-year-old Labrador, at bedtime.

North-south regional lines, however, reach Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba; James Bay at Moosonee, Ontario; and central Labrador at Schefferville, Quebec.

Just days after Mr. Paladino sparred with a New York Post reporter whom he threatened to take out, Duke was on the offensive, biting a yellow Labrador at a campaign stop on Saturday.

When Lucien Bonaparte was sent as ambassador to Madrid in 1801, the king, Charles IV, commissioned Percier and Fontaine to decorate a Pompeiian room, Casa del Labrador, at the Aranguez Palace.

Images of a beaming Boris Johnson filled the screens, and, as the mayor bounded up the steps like a hungry labrador at dinnertime, someone in the crowd whispered: "It would be good if he tripped up on the carpet now". But the mayor did not lose his footing.

And if you think you can't recreate the ornate neo-Classical Sculpture Gallery of the Casita del Labrador at Aranjuez (the one with the Roman busts, marble floor and vaulted ceilings that was designed for King Carlos IV) in a building that seems organized around the design concept of lowered ceilings, you're wrong.

If you believe the data, all those smiling labradors at the gates of Australia's music festivals are little more than an exorbitant waste of time, money, and lives.

I'm sitting in a beautiful log cabin right now talking to you, Jason, in a big forest in Michigan on a beautiful lake with every imaginable songbird out my window and cranes and I had twenty deer in the yard and I have two Labradors at my feet and my stunningly dangerous wife is doing Zumba upstairs to some god-awful rap music.

The aim of the present study was to use equilibrium partitioning of an ionic contrast agent with micro-computed tomography (microCT) to investigate changes to both the articular cartilage and the subchondral bone of the medial coronoid processes (MCP) of growing Labrador retrievers at an early stage of the disease and at different bodyweights.

Black labrador last week at the pub.

He has tucked into labrador, nibbled at otter and could not resist trying porcupine when he came across a spiky corpse while on holiday in Canada.