Sentence examples for lions drag from inspiring English sources

Famoso was altered to resemble other tracks, like Lions Drag Strip, the long-closed raceway in the Wilmington district of Los Angeles.

So would Thompson's promotional successes, from building the fabled Lions Drag Strip near Long Beach, Calif., to transplanting off-road races from distant deserts to city stadiums.

Mr. Hart went on to run other California drag strips, including Lions Drag Strip in Wilmington, which became legendary in racing circles.

As Dan Roulston noted at DragList.com, the strip served as a legitimate race facility for racers whose cars would not pass prerace inspections to compete at Lions Drag Strip in the Los Angeles district of Wilmington.

He's spent about $8,000 on camera equipment and uploaded more than 150 videos of bears sniffing Santa statues, mountain lions dragging deer carcasses and a female cat howling at the sky.

Occasionally a sculptor might produce some unusual piece, such as the extraordinary figure of Ramses VI with his lion, dragging beside him a Libyan prisoner.

Attacks by sea lions on humans are rare, Lt. John Sandmeyer told a local television station in San Diego, where a sea lion dragged a 62-year-old man off his boat and about 20 feet underwater.

Two managers have had the greatest influence on his career: Juventus coach Fabio Capello - "he gave me my winning mentality" - and Jose Mourinho - "[he] turned me from a cat into a lion, dragged things out of me at Inter that no one had done before".

He has threatened to run over protesters with his car, and he once beat up an escaped sea lion, dragged it into his car's backseat, and then made that sea lion his star attraction.

When the ant gets to the bottom, the ant lion drags him under the sand.

NEW ORLEANS — The day before their fourth playoff game against the Lakers, the Hornets watched a video, shot at Kruger National Park in South Africa, of a cape buffalo calf being attacked by lions, who dragged it near a water hole where a crocodile joined the assault.