Sentence examples for more licked from inspiring English sources

Though after four months the calf is no more licked, it may still be groomed by its mother.

Many experimenters have noted that handled pups elicit more licking and grooming from the dams and that the dams show a higher incidence of the arched-back nursing position.

In the following weeks, after completing the song, Afanasieff spoke with Bronson about its recording, and how Carey created several versions of the track: There was a simpler performance on tape and a more difficult one, with Mariah singing out more, with more licks.

The less he ate, the more death licked its chops.

Pups that were licked more were more confident and easy-going.

Also, dogs in this treatment initiated more physical contact with the familiar person and expressed more lip licking upon reunion.

Nothing says summer more than licking a mint-chip cone at a weathered picnic table.

Years later he would throw more rackets, lick his racket strings and slam a ball into the stands.

And the only way to know how hot a chilli is is to suck it and see (or, more cautiously, lick it and learn).

They paired and bred voles with long microsatellites and found the resulting males spend more time licking and grooming their pups than did males with short microsatellites.

Union Square Ventures investor Fred Wilson added his own two cents over the weekend, writing that, "When I talk to my friends who do a lot of angel investing, I hear that they are being more selective, licking some wounds, and waiting for liquidity on their better investments".