Sentence examples for squirrels with a from inspiring English sources

As a boy, Mr. Needham fished and hunted squirrels with a rifle.

But if the aim is only to make a statement with the car pool, the overcapable Land Cruiser is notably inappropriate, akin to hunting squirrels with a bazooka.

"Yesterday I saw a squirrel carrying a bagel in its mouth," he announces, solemnly linking his own "negative fascination with squirrels" with a traumatic incident from childhood when his father was bitten by a rabid squirrel.

The most accomplished was Vagn Flyger, a University of Maryland biologist who trapped squirrels with a mixture of peanut butter and Valium and then affixed them with radio transmitters; his major contribution to squirrel science was mapping the so-called Great Squirrel Migration of 1968 across the Eastern Seaboard.

There are also tiny book bound-style miniature journals, which are really just meant for squirrels with a diary habit.

It includes some classic moments of a Homer idiocy — hard to beat him chasing squirrels with a stick — and one of the better visual gags via Burns' chair.

As well as providing the park's squirrels with an arena in which to practise their parkour, the roof help regulates the temperature of the offices below and soaks up rainwater to keep the building dry.

My favourite piece is a black squirrel with a gold bracelet.

He was wearing a blue pin-striped suit, and a squirrel with a Tam o' Shanter was perched on his shoulder, looking right at home.

An image of a dead squirrel with a bouquet of flowers in its paws and a cherry stuffed in its mouth elicited laughter.

The stories deal with Rupert the Bear, Wirral the Squirrel (with a Liverpool accent) and, based on a book by David Wiesner, frolicking frogs.