Sentence examples for own cage from inspiring English sources

You could hold your own cage match and try one against the other.

Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Luton Town have all beaten the Canaries in their own cage.

At the new park, the Yankees and the visitors will each have their own cage, adjacent to the clubhouse.

Anna wore fur and for me it signified that she was suffocating herself in dead skin, trapping herself, making her own cage.

"We were like birds at work building our own cage," reflects Antonio when, having exchanged backbreaking toil in the countryside for backbreaking toil in the city, he ends up doing backbreaking toil in a refugee camp.

"When I went to Carlos Beltrán's house two winters ago, he's got his own cage at his house, and it's 100 times nicer than the one at Shea. "We won't be wasting time anymore," Johnson said.

It's completely bewildering that a subsidiary of an American company with a cage-free egg commitment, based in a country known for its leadership on farm animal welfare policies, has yet to make its own cage-free pledge.

The aim of these novels is not to mimic actual city life, where people tend to be like hamsters in their own cages.

What's wrong with the way we used to bring our pets along, in their own cages in the belly of the plane?

The smells of the other males charged up the rejected males, and they responded to the scent intrusion by rapidly increasing the scent marking of their own cages.

Yet those are dumb and hence dangerous enough to require their own cages and work spaces.