Sentence examples for lost cat from inspiring English sources

Geeky cartoon strips abound, along with a notice for a lost cat.

A neighbor recently posted on a neighborhood forum that after several years, her lost cat returned home.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) "Lost Cat," Mader's first book for children, is as handsome as the big-eyed tabby that stares out from its cover.

In the storm's onset, the young daughter, Rose, wanders off amid the clattering palm trees, in search of a lost cat.

Cats make regular, enigmatic appearances in Murakami's fiction and one reader was keen to know if the author of Norwegian Wood and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle might know where her lost cat had got to: "Cats just disappear sometimes.

The controversial ruler of Chechnya, Kremlin-backed Ramzan Kadyrov, has engaged John Oliver in an unlikely online spat after the British comedian mocked the hardman leader for posting an online appeal about a lost cat.

[New York Post] A long-lost cat that showed up at Kennedy Airport was euthanized.

What was either of us supposed to do with the news, short of a full-bore "Have You Seen This Man" campaign (I didn't want to see him), "aged" photos of Wally stapled to bulletin boards and splintery telephone poles beside aromatherapy flyers and lost-cat posters, with appeals made to "Live at 5"?

In the years since the Zellners began working on what would become "Kumiko," they made assorted shorts and two features, the lost-cat story "Goliath" and the childhood fable "Kid-Thing".

Art-loving residents in Shoreditch tear down her 'lost cat' posters from lampposts.

"We put out the 'lost cat' posters and the Craigslist thing, but we actually thought she'd been _________ by coyotes".