Sentence examples for to be rabid from inspiring English sources

Right now, the city removes raccoons only if the animals are thought to be rabid.

Any raccoon that approaches in daylight or attacks a domestic animal or person should be assumed to be rabid.

A fox that appeared to be rabid was killed in Prince William County on Thursday after attacking four dogs and chasing a child, county police said.

In the summer of 2002, a woman who was feeding feral cats on Singer Island in Palm Beach County was bitten by a feral cat that was found to be rabid.

Born and raised in Chicago, Mr. Bartlett got the theater bug from his father, Charles, a Chicago sportswriter who also happened to be rabid about the theater and had encouraged his son's ambitions.

We happen to be rabid on the subject, and insist that the city immediately enact a law requiring all vehicles to be equipped with the new device for purifying the exhaust as soon as it is manufactured commercially We expect the usual indifference, dalay, and ineffectualness, and we expect to be breathing it for quite a while yet.

Thus elimination of raccoon variant would result in a reduction in PEP costs associated with dog and cat incidents, but the reduction may not be substantial because most dog and cat bites are not due to the animal being rabid.

That I need to call the Health Department immediately, report the incident and get the bat checked out to see if it was rabid.

To conservative media, liberal women are rabid in their efforts to take down Kavanaugh; the wider point about the Me Too movement and the reproductive rights at stake are lost in the outrage.

The tour also marked the latest successful manifestation of a blossoming Trans-Pacific wrestling market: With a crowd of over 3,000 fans, the audience was rabid to connect with their heroes hours before they hit the ring.

But 50 residents have been treated for exposure to animals that may have been rabid.