Sentence examples for leash from inspiring English sources
'leash' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it whenever you are referring to a long strip or binding used to control or lead an animal. Example: She kept her dog on a leash so that it wouldn't wander off.
noun
A strap, cord or rope with which to restrain an animal, often a dog.
I will look for ways to contribute to education for women in parts of the world that still long to leash and muzzle half their population.
Deep in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) rainforest, in the remote village of Opala, a team of researchers noticed a little girl with a strange-looking monkey on a leash in 2007.
Skelton said she understood the concern of modern parents that children are not safe adventuring on their own, and said her own mother had kept the right balance of letting her children "off the leash" and keeping a close watch.
We were let off the leash and let loose, but they were never far away.
There are 500 different dog leads so owners can co-ordinate their dog leash with their own outfit.
Tom bent to untie his leash.
After Qibya, the Americans briefly suspended aid.His superiors struggled to keep him on a leash.
But King Salman appears to be giving the ulema a longer leash.
The Swiss must be hoping that the subcommittee's attack dogs are put on a shorter leash once Mr Levin retires next January.
Its leaders have not exercised their right to vary income tax: that hardly suggests a Scottish administration straining at a leash held tight by Westminster.A democratic, peaceful, well-governed nation state is a blessing which should not be casually thrown away.
