Sentence examples for leashes by from inspiring English sources

Since 1925, goats, led on leashes by barefoot jockeys, race on a track.

Foreign and Chinese journalists (both normally kept on short leashes by the authorities during natural disasters) were allowed to pour in.This unprecedented access stimulated a lively debate in China, in the traditional media as well as online, about the need for a freer press and a better flow of information from the government.

Yet you wonder if anyone could now truly sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" with the genial devotion it once took, after passing through heavy security at the gate and observing German shepherds, held on the leashes by police officers, sniffing the premises for bombs.

We saw a boy taming a sparrow on a leash by stroking its head.

The dogs were leashed by "slip collars," also known as choke collars, which tighten when the dog pulls.

The Dogville townsfolk are basically a mob, kept on a leash by boredom, poverty, provincialism and children.

Straining against this religious bond were disruptive tribal forces held in leash by a loose alliance between the tribes, which was often severed by civil war.

Others had a psycho-sociological take on so much sanctioned chaos in a place that is normally kept on a tight leash by its authoritarian leaders.

A small dog, looking like it might be half cocker spaniel, stood shivering, tied to a leash by a deli that straddled one police line.

The dog is leashed by an unidentified US soldier in a flak jacket and wool hat, the soldier using both hands to keep the dog restrained.

And he may be put on a longer leash by his wife, Mindy, the book's most bitter character and the writer of a hit socialite-feminist blog.