Sentence examples for poo through from inspiring English sources

"We had dog poo through our door, people saying it was shameful, that we shouldn't be doing this," Jo, now 60, remembers.

"There can be a much heavier response from the establishment than the Barclays if you dare to disagree with them," he said, claiming that "several people who had spoken in support of the Barclays had received dog poo through their letterbox".

This time, her colorectal surgeon agreed to try a faecal transplant using a colonoscopy – delivering the poo through a long, flexible tube inserted the length of her colon – and she became the first patient in the state of Indiana to undergo the procedure at a medical facility.

For instance, last week one of the girls experienced a massive poo-through and four hands dug in, smeared it all over the place, and stuffed it into their mouths.

"It sweeps through possums and contaminates the local environment through their poo including contaminating mosquitos, and people are picking it up predominantly from biting insects, and maybe directly from possums".

There, you'll find a muscle that keeps poo from going into the rectum and through the anus until you're actually ready to, you know, poo.

The tone isn't 'you're doing it wrong and we're going to sift through your poo.' Paul and I are not saying, 'we're middle class, we're from London and we can't believe you're feeding your children chicken nuggets.' Everyone I know feeds their kids chicken nuggets.

Bridport vet Barry O'Mahony said: "Neosporosis is the most frequently diagnosed cause of abortion in cattle in the UK and cattle become infected through dog poo.

If you root through your poo and pull out one of those so-called "undigested" pieces you'll notice that only the outer husk remains.

The extended hand could be a trick and they may punch you instead, or they may grab you inappropriately, they might turn away before you get the chance to extend your hand back, or if you do shake their hand, they may have rubbed their palm through dog poo right beforehand.

(Also means poo in Danish).