Sentence examples for panic mouse from inspiring English sources

Steven Walton, a Panic Mouse executive, insists that the product, introduced in June, is not just for latchkey cats.

The Panic Mouse not only promotes species-typical behavior and provides what zoo consultants call "environmental enrichment," it also happens to salve the guilty conscience of the absentee pet owner.

The Panic Mouse simulates the old fishing-pole trick, wherein the cat owner baits a rod with a soft ball and gives it a few tantalizing jerks and twitches -- kindling the latent predatory instincts of the cat, which goes after the quarry with a vengeance.

How flinty am I? Performing the customary batten-down rituals, I upended a basket of kindling in the shed and uttered nary an eek as half a dozen panicked mice scrambled over my legs and feet.

A third is a close-up of his teenage cartoon of a panicked Mickey Mouse, with "Animation is not faggitty!!!" handwritten at the top.

"The little rodents caused the traditional panic that mice do, and while the women are squealing and jumping on chairs they use their teeth and paws to relieve the tellers of two million pounds".

Adiponectin is required for minimal lipid homeostasis and survival in PANIC-ATTAC mice.

Tax auditors and fire inspectors are familiar callers; there's always the threat of a mouse panicking Davila's customers.

In this study, we took advantage of the PANIC-ATTAC transgenic mouse model (Wang et al., 2008).

In January this year, Salmond mocked David Cameron by comparing the British premier to Burns's eponymous mouse, a "cowrin, tim'rous beastie... [with] a panic in thy breastie".

It may lack the drama of a High Street panic, but big amounts can move quickly and easily at the click of a mouse.