Sentence examples for shared pet from inspiring English sources

Reserving a play date with your favorite Golden Retriever once a week would reduce pet ownership – and the resulting economic and environmental costs – dramatically as people felt comfortable occasionally playing with a shared pet instead of owning one.

An animal can be a city's shared pet, or it can be a quasi-agricultural team member whose work is to be seen and to breed and, perhaps, to die young.

Whether you were together for a few months or you lived together for years and shared pets, you have the right to your complicated emotions.

The fur-friendly program also shares pet travel etiquette guidelines online and in flight; sends out a welcome e-mail for pet owners within one week of booking a trip; and has produced a downloadable booklet listing pet-friendly hotels and restaurants in various cities.

In the responses to a recent blog post that presented — and invited readers to share — pet peeves about restaurants, some diners wondered about all the negativity, and wondered if there was a general understanding out there of how hard it is to run a restaurant and how hard many restaurants try to do what they do well.

Light sharing PET detector configuration coupled with thick light guide and Geiger-mode avalanche photodiode (GAPD) with large-area microcells was proposed to overcome the energy non-linearity problem and to obtain high light collection efficiency (LCE).

Trotter, who used a wheelchair and wore an eye patch, would ask attorneys how their trials were going, or he'd share pet stories with anyone who loved animals.

If you share pets and a household, you need to come up with a way of being sure that they are fed and that they are not overfed.

The advantages of other nuclear medicine techniques over anatomical imaging, including a high sensitivity due to the ability to map functional/metabolic changes before alteration in structure, are shared by PET.

Estimates of SV and CO prior to and postxylazine infusion could be reliably estimated using the view-sharing PET methodology, as demonstrated by the strong correlation with the TFP measurements (Table 1).

What if there is a severely disabled child in a custody battle, or a husband with mental illness, or five shared household pets with steep medical bills, or a wife who has been the health care aide for a live-in mother-in-law for 10 years and wants compensation?