Sentence examples for like a pup from inspiring English sources

The right rear panel was obliterated and the hood was shaped like a pup tent.

He's 65, but compared to him, 71-year-old John McCain looks like a pup.

While they barge around his legs, he scrolls to a picture on his iPhone: of himself, sitting on his sofa with Bella and Ollie either side, like a pup buried beneath two elephant seals.

They'd love for you to notice the stunning display of goaltending by Nashville's Pekka Rinne, which Nicholas Cotsonika writes about on Yahoo.com, or Florida's gutsy comeback to beat the Devils, which was so momentous the Devils now have to face their recent playoff reputation of folding like a pup tent at the first sign of trouble, writes Steve Politi in The Star-Ledger of Newark.

Because, the key to this movie's insinuating ability to nestle like a pup on your chest is that there are way too many times Bailey's stream-of-thought voiceover (delivered by Josh Gad, the voice of Olaf the Snowman in Frozen) imitates with uncanny, blushing precision exactly the way every owner imagines his or her pooch would talk if it could.

Although she might not be a canine, Virginia really does act just like a pup.

What about what water looks like when a pup shakes after taking a swim?

This species at its breeding sites gives a long mournful call like the hooting of a Tawny Owl, and a much less frequent sound like the whimpering of a pup.

"I feel like a young pup," said center Olden Polynice, who is 35.

There was a white machine, like a fat pup with a trunk, moving very slowly along the bottom.

He was sweet and adoring, willing to relinquish his snack and follow her commands like a lovesick pup.