Sentence examples for poodle from inspiring English sources

There are poodle hoodies for £4.99, faux pink leather dog boots for £5.99 and a range of doggie polo shirts and pullovers.

One thing has become clear from this morning's session of the Chilcot inquiry: Tony Blair was not George Bush's poodle.

I have a new silver Mercedes to drive and a silver poodle named Clicquot.

But the hardline Democratic Unionist party ridiculed the SDLP's decision, calling the party a "poodle of the Roman Catholic church".

Dozens from Miss Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, once persecuted, now sit in a parliament that people thought would be a poodle but which has shown real bite.

For one thing, the murder victim is a poodle.

The Nazis ordered that he be shot on sight.At Roosevelt's invitation he spent the war years in America, where he plotted vainly to get Hungary to dump the Nazis, and more successfully to help Austria shed its image as Hitler's poodle.

The Blair way is admirably grown up and effective at times, but does encourage poodle jokes.Mr Blair may like and respect Mr Bush, but affection never prevented Margaret Thatcher showing her feelings when she thought that Ronald Reagan was acting against British interests.

Her own boycott has secured her publications (combined circulation: around a 1,000) a profile that, it is fair to say, they may not otherwise have achieved.In this section Cutting through the jungle Actively cheated Only translate The shock of the old Déjà vu The fall of the Halls Blair's poodle bites Are they turning on Tony?

After the jibes aimed at Mr Blair George Bush's "poodle"—there was political advantage in putting distance between himself and the president.

After doing his military service in Israel in the early 1980s, he caught the dance bug when watching five men dancing to a Greek folk tune; he had always loved Greek music.Then, in one of the more bizarre twists in this itinerant choreographer's tale, Mr Galili learnt how to cut and shape poodles' hair for rich poodle-owners.