Sentence examples for whelp from inspiring English sources

"Heir apparent" is one of the hardest roles in politics, but Mr Miliband is merely the latest whelp to limp away.Yet being qualified for the job does not necessarily mean he will be any good at it.

Most bitches whelp normally.

At the end of the play, the air is suddenly flecked with gold, a halo of sorts, meant to indicate Loomis's resurrection, but it also represents the shine of Wilson's œuvre, "a wail and a whelp of joy" that was his hard-won and gorgeous song.

Yreka, surprised by the sudden burst of light, whimpers pitifully, but does not pause in her effort to eat her newest whelp free from its amniotic sac.

I like to think of it, however, as the shine of Wilson's oeuvre, "a wail and a whelp of joy" that was his hard-won and gorgeous song.

Our feet bleed:buoyant, the body at its task.What you wanted was what Iwanted — slant of sun to the left,twinkling of civilization elsewise,and the moon (whelp of history)to our backs, all come-hitherand dream.

NO VIPER, toad or hedgehog; no unformed bear-whelp, or lump of foul deformity.

The dam will instinctively suckle and protect her young, often keeping other dogs and all but the most trusted people away from the whelping box.

This delay in implantation stretches gestation time to 11.5 months and effectively postpones the birth of young to the period when enough pack ice is available to act as a whelping platform.

Beginning at three weeks of age, the most adventurous puppies will seek ways to get out of the whelping box and will start to investigate the larger world.

This was whelping self-indulgence that outstripped even the exacting standards he has set for himself.