Sentence examples for put a rabbit from inspiring English sources

If they had put a rabbit being sucked into a multi-coloured galaxy on the cover, perhaps I wouldn't have this association.

As literature, "Free Will" has some mild humor — "If I want to put a rabbit in this sentence, I am free to do so" — and some ringing pronouncements: "We are working directly with the forces of nature, for there is nothing but nature itself to work with".

Put a rabbit face on your child.

It's anyone's guess whether Ms. Picoult accidentally put a rabbi and a rabbit into the same book or was trying to win a bet.

Putting a rabbit in water can also cause it to go into shock and have a heart attack.

Put a toy rabbit on the floor.

Put a picture of a rabbit in lipstick and sunglasses sparking one up for all we care.

His name is known to modern mathematicians mainly because of the Fibonacci sequence (see below) derived from a problem in the Liber abaci: A certain man put a pair of rabbits in a place surrounded on all sides by a wall.

He likes old military gentleman with soft hearts, such as a major who is reminded of a mercy-killing on the battlefield when he has to put down a rabbit suffering from the horrors of myxomatosis.

Disciples of Football Italia on Channel 4 knew how good Batistuta was, but for the majority he was seen only at World Cups, when he had been eye-catching but, as the peerless historian Cris Freddi put it, a "rabbit killer".

One day, the girl put a leash on the rabbit and they went out into the park.