Sentence examples for to rat from inspiring English sources
noun
A medium-sized rodent belonging to the genus Rattus.
Pan's parting gift to Rat and Mole is "forgetfulness".
Mr. Elliott brings both surgical exactness and dizzy spontaneity to "Rat".
For a minute, at the beginning, I thought he was going to rat on us".
(Ed refused to rat on him, pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of obstructing justice instead).
Schneiderman is, in effect, asking Airbnb to rat out its members.
He should avoid "sounding like a Webster's Dictionary," never condescend, and never expect people to rat.
This guy tried to rat on Joe Bruno to the I.R.S".
"On the waterfront, to talk was to rat, and to rat was to stand exposed and unprotected".
PAGE 32 TO RAT OR NOT TO RAT Should his fellow students rat out a team member who took a free ride on a group project in a course at a major business school?
You know: total war, radiation, mass famine, eco-horror, and Earth reduced to rat-gray silt and dust.
Improved ways to rat-proof structures should also be encouraged.
