Sentence examples for my dog from from inspiring English sources

I got my dog from the stray facility at Fort Sill when I was leaving.

I'm too busy trying to pay my mortgage and keep my dog from chewing up my wife's bras to really engage with pop music in any meaningful way.

When we recorded the most recent series of Down the Line with him in the spring, I remember urging him to try another take of his character Early D (a kind of "educated" streetwise music producer – and entrepreneur, "Singular! You is my dog from time").

VMAs: Stop all this "what's up Brooklyn!!!" What's up is I'm 10 blocks away in my nightgown trying to keep my dog from drinking his own piss.

VMAs: Stop all this "what's up Brooklyn!!!" What's up is I'm 10 blocks away in my nightgown trying to keep my dog from drinking his own piss— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) 4 years ago.

"And then we have two dogs, so, to keep my dogs from getting sick, I give them bottled water, too".

Some of the breeding methods of those early developers were criticised; one of the first breeders of the Field Spaniel, Thomas Jacobs, said of the origin; "Much has been written and said on the purity of the breed; deprecating the means I have adopted to produce them as calculated to alter a presumed type, and frequent missiles have at me and my dogs from behind the hedge.

Let's be absolutely clear: I STOLE DRUGS FROM MY DOG.

Sometimes they begin with the title itself, as in "Started Early, Took My Dog" (2011), which came from an Emily Dickinson poem and which required only that she include a dog and make her hero a Dickinson fan.

So "Started Early, Took My Dog" — with a wonderful title from Emily Dickinson, summoning a poem that is as artfully enshrouded as this novel — is also jampacked with echoes, parallels, doppelgängers, sneaky omissions and authorial attempts to mislead.

I said, "Thank you," but told him that actually, my dog came from a shelter.