Sentence examples for to frog from inspiring English sources
"to frog" is not a correct part of a sentence in written English
It is not a recognized phrase or idiom, so it has no established usage.
noun
A small tailless amphibian of the order Anura that typically hops.
He wanted to "frog" our pond.
When the front legs emerged, we switched to frog food.
Now that he was gone (to frog heaven?), he was a bigger problem than even.
The Sargents are moving from Beacon Hill to Frog Pond Village.
North Koreans threw all their moral support behind China throughout its metamorphosis from tadpole to frog.
After the trial, Ms. Farrow moved her children to Frog Hollow, her home in rural Connecticut.
New York doctors are already envisioning princess-to-frog (or dog) scenarios in which men marry smooth-faced women and, four months and no Botox injections later, wake up next to a Shar-Pei.
Disadvantages to the system include the need for sufficient experimental replication of transcription assays to compensate for microinjection damage or frog-to-frog variation in oocyte quality.
"Some reports claim the players were also made to frog-march and attend lectures on patriotism," writes Jon.
Angioplasty wouldn't work without his cooperation, and I wasn't about to call in security guards to frog-march him to the catheterization lab.
Astley is very funny on his lifespan in pop's rock pool from tadpole to frog-corpse; so too are Craig David, Gary Numan and Nik Kershaw.
