Sentence examples for stuffed cats from inspiring English sources

The chickens have gone and although there are a few greengrocers and butchers left, they occupy a tiny ghetto among the old telephones, stuffed cats, broken toys, and used mate shells.

Up to this point in the production, stuffed cats and rabbits and ducks have been used to enhance the low-budget camp; now, as Pan sings, "Fur and feathers making love, / Paws and claws and jaws and beaks.

The idea is that people are going to come andlook at this proprietary content and then buy merchandise related to it — like T-shirts, coffee mugs, and toy stuffed cats that fart — and we'll get a nice percentage of that... I'm going to be rich.

The idea is that people are going to come andlook at this proprietary content and then buy merchandise related to it like T-shirts, coffee mugs, and toy stuffed cats that fart and we'll get a nice percentage of that... I'm going to be rich.

The crew used a combination of real cats, stuffed cats and computer-generated imagery.

A 2006 Welsh National Opera production by David Alden, designed by Ian McNeil, featured neon signs, stuffed cats, a Neptune in flippers and a wet suit, Minerva as Amelia Earhart and Jupiter as a small-time hustler, a conceit defended by the critic Anna Picard – "the gods were always contemporary fantasies, while an abandoned wife and a humbled hero are eternals".

A little boy who, upon hearing his little sister's cry, will dash for his own beloved stuffed cat and hand it to her to "keep forever" because he wants so desperately to make her feel better.

It will stuff Cat in the Hat toys in selected kids' cereals to tie in with the Universal Studios movie.

About the only thing for the kids to go crazy for is a giant stuffed Cat Bus from My Neighbor Totoro to climb on and in.

(The fourth round, in 2015, raised £5m in 20 days, which was what prompted Watt and Dickie to drop those stuffed "fat cats" onto the City).

Vuitton's puppet master The lobster, its claws wrapped round its carapace as it nestled behind domed glass, looked almost as lifelike as its companions: stuffed foxes, cats and leopards frozen in time at Deyrolle, the famous Paris taxidermist.