Sentence examples for rubbing themselves from inspiring English sources

Whitman implores men to do things briskly: walking, showering, rubbing themselves down with dry cloths and hair gloves.

It's a song for 12.30am in a Square Mile wine bar, stock traders with ties around their coke-sweated heads rubbing themselves up uninvited against the new girl.

I'm watching TV and I come out to see your goddam loose animals tearing up my lawn, rubbing themselves against my house.

"If I were bin Laden, I would just rub my hands, then do nothing and think, 'They are rubbing themselves raw,' " he said.

Shot on old VHS, as if found somewhere by the roadside, its home video-style images show a group of screeching oldsters rubbing themselves up against garbage bins and metal fences, cackling and drinking and masturbating.

Researchers studying a group of wedge-capped capuchin monkeys that live in tropical forests of central Venezuela have discovered that the monkeys protect themselves against the annual merciless onslaught of mosquitoes exactly as humans do: by rubbing themselves with mosquito repellent.

Lakwena promised her warriors immunity from bullets if they rubbed themselves with shea butter.

The Qurʾān (the Islāmic sacred scriptures) directs desert dwellers and travellers to rub themselves with high clean soil because of the scarcity of water.

Below, about 200 beluga whales could be seen milling and breaching, as some nursed their young and others rubbed themselves along the limestone bottom.

Other mammals chemically gird themselves against smaller foes: Capuchin monkeys ward off mosquitoes and ticks with extracts gathered from millipedes and ants, while black-tailed deer rub themselves liberally with potent antimicrobial secretions produced by glands in their hooves.

The original poster of the video wrote how the cows like to itch and rub themselves on the hay bales, yet the video shows one enjoying chasing it too.