Sentence examples for terrible pet from inspiring English sources

A dog that bites may actually be a very fine dog, but a terrible, terrible pet.

In "Buddy," his first nonfiction book, he is able to wring maximum comic effect from the Terrible Pet genre and also to tell a heartwarming family tale without trying too noticeably to warm the heart.

There are some days it succeeds -- when my baby is an "it" that belongs to Sickness, and I bestow it with terrible pet names, often after the most heinous of villains.

So, if you drop your keys under your bed, or forget your pet that you tied to a post in the park and walked away from, because you're a terrible person and a terrible pet owner, Tile can help you find these things again.

So, if you drop your keys under your bed, or forget your pet that you tied to a post in the park and walked away from because you're a terrible person and a terrible pet owner, Tile can help you find these things again.

The iguana is a terrible pet.

And, like pythons, they are spectacular animals that make terrible pets.

In the end, we can all agree, children do make terrible pets.

The stark and atmospheric illustrations by Brown ("Children Make Terrible Pets"), working exclusively in shades of gray save the garish orange of the vegetables in question, are simply splendid.

Peter Brown's new book comes on very strong, which is appropriate because his heroine, a bear named Lucy who previously explored the boundaries of love and captivity in "Children Make Terrible Pets," is a lot to handle.

In "Children Make Terrible Pets," Peter Brown turns the classic picture book imagery of animals who act like people (or "people in animal suits," as it's said in the field) on its head with Lucy, an over-the-top feminine bear cub who finds a boy and wants to keep him as a pet.