Sentence examples for up the wolf from inspiring English sources

"She may be the intended victim, but she's also the one who (after sizing up the wolf in bed) ends triumphant.

With a bit of searching, I discover that the year before he opened his museum, he'd picked up the wolf and some other interesting specimens from the dispersal of another natural history collection.

Another guest spoke up: "The wolf represents the working class, and the rabbit is supposed to be the intelligentsia".

However, the Æsir brought up the wolf "at home", and only Týr had the courage to approach Fenrir, and give Fenrir food.

Even as the lamb cuddled up, the wolf wore a noncommittal glare.

Stand up the wolf.

Mrs. Westenra sits up, sees the wolf, and drops dead from shock.

We – me and Emms – caught up with The Wolf of Wall Street starring Leo DiCaprio – it's about the rise and fall of a guy working on the stock market.

They point out that the Liberal Democrats signed up for the Wolf report on vocational education that weakened training requirements in maintained schools so that such schools could bring in "instructors" for vocational education who were not qualified teachers.

Mowgli walked up to the wolf elders and insisted that he would be leaving the pack, because he wanted to spare his wolf family from being attacked by the evil Shere Khan.

"Pinocchio" and "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" are actually dark tales: Pinocchio's nose grows every time he tells a lie, and the boy who cried wolf gets gobbled up by the wolf at the end of the tale after lying too many times.