Sentence examples for the rat of from inspiring English sources
The rat, of course, is rewarding the microbe too: both benefit.
In the almost intangible band flowing between them, she told the rat of her distress.
"Twitter is fun and it feeds the rat of the self but it is almost as if you miss large chunks of the world [through it]," he said.
And then there's Stach find No. 55, the cover page of a 1916 edition of "The Judgment," which Kafka signed, for his sister, "from the rat of Schönborn Palace".
For I am the Rat of the highway, and the Rat Thief never shares!" According to Nielsen, Donaldson has amassed lifetime sales of £91.2m in the UK, making her the fourth-bestselling writer ever, behind Rowling (£250.8m), Oliver (£146.5m) and Patterson (£119.1m).
Here is Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.
For many people living in cities like London, seagulls are the rats of the sky.
(About spreading illness: "School-aged children are the rats of our time").
IN the book "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH," a group of lab rats acquire human intelligence through a genetic experiment.
("The Rats of Tobruk" was a nickname distinct from the better-known British "Desert Rats" of Montgomery's 7th Armoured Division).
