Sentences with phrase «cower if»

Soldiers will come out to fend you off, but they will cower if you get close.

Although your pet may cower if you begin yelling, that doesn't mean that he or she understands why you're upset or realizes that it has anything to do with the cushion he or she destroyed hours ago.

It appears someone may have been physical when training him, as he will cower if you reach over his head.

She will flinch and cower if you raise your arms.

Not exact matches

I didn't get enough info about your mom to know if she's trying to help out, or if she's just cowering in the corner.

If we are led to Jesus Christ so that he might offer us access to God, then our relationship with God does not command cowering prostration before the power and might of a distant, omnipotent God; rather, it invites trust, joy and thankfulness in the presence of the fountain of every good thing.

The hangover hash browns are the way to go, even if you're not cowering under the weight of an alcohol - induced headache.

And rest assured that if and when you or anyone else tries this ploy, I'm going to call bs rather than cower in silence from the «J'accuse!»

Mate I can guarantee that if the going gets tough out there against Stoke at home, Özil will go hiding and cower on the sideline like he does every other tough game he plays in.

Wenger has more power in our club than we are made to believe they all cower and are spineless before him... if it were other clubs le prof would have gotten the boot... I hope the board will have the spine to enforce a director of football....

But why did we just visit Anfield and play a sh1t Liverpool team that's just been booted out Europe, thrashed by United, and is generally getting outplayed in every game this season only to cower away as if they're top of the league and flying?

If the English ideal is of «a player you'd want in the trenches with you» then Nasri, going by the popular characterisation, would be the opposite: cowering behind a white flag.

If he's going to try it, he might sit in my lap cowering and retching before he fully tastes the thing and declares that it is not bad.

If you find your child cowers when you raise your hand, this is a sign that they're fearful of you.

Oh well; won't be the first time — if I got worried every time I was wrong about something, I'd be cowering under the bed all day.

«We know you are cowered down but you see, if you do this history won't forgive you young men and women of the press.

They lunged forward as if to attack crabs, and cowered from other octopuses, according to Renata Pronk at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, and colleagues (The Journal of Experimental Biology, DOI: 10.1242 / jeb.040675).

They lunged forward as if to attack crabs, and cowered from other octopuses, according...

If the animal begins cowering in a corner, he knows he is in the right place.

If you are afraid that occasionally straying off your perfect diet will give you cancer you might as well cower at home under your blankets.

By the end of the tour I felt happy linking my arm though the Eagle's as we walked through London, and assuming a physical closeness I probably wouldn't have if I hadn't spent an hour and a half cowering at his side!

Hate... If there was one scene that had us cowering behind the couch, it was IRA boss Git's savage attack on Siobhan, and the justice by beer keg that followed, in season two.

There's a brilliant scene early on where Julien is dropped off at his grandparents house and he has to go through the charade of checking to see if his mother is there while Antoine waits outside, aware that his former in - laws are cowering behind the drapes.

But the movie's moral equivalence is suspect, casting a negative eye towards Cage for not wanting to fight as if wars were about either soldiering up, or cowering in fear.

Such disdain does this gluttonous monstrosity have for the smaller creatures roaming the forest of the game industry, that it is more than happy to sacrifice its own interests if it means snuffing out the light of those cowering under its great shadow.

But much of the Avalon is tundra, known locally as barrens — an open, windswept land home to flocks of ptarmigan and the southernmost wild caribou herd in the world, where the trees, if they grow at all, cower in dense, waist - high thickets known as tuckamore.

If Amazon succeeds in cowering Hachette, will it be able to use this battle to set up negotiations with the other major publishers to its advantage?

I only hope that the day will soon come when Old Saint Jack will be working beside me instead of cowering in fear over what Mel Linduaer might say about him if he dares to say clearly and firmly and plainly what he knows about the message of the last 30 years of academic research.

If your dog spends his time cowering under the bench or glued to your side, try to encourage him to come out, but remember, a trip to the park is supposed to be a positive experience.

The first few days there was no eye contact, cowering, general «hiding» from us, like she wasn't in the room and we couldn't see her if she didn't move.

If the person pets her, she cowers slightly, yawns, licks her lips, and often moves away.

If your cat exhibits dominance over another cat in the home, and especially if the other cat plays the part of the victim and cowers and runs from the aggressive cat, then life can become a nightmare for the victim caIf your cat exhibits dominance over another cat in the home, and especially if the other cat plays the part of the victim and cowers and runs from the aggressive cat, then life can become a nightmare for the victim caif the other cat plays the part of the victim and cowers and runs from the aggressive cat, then life can become a nightmare for the victim cat.

If he cowers or shows any reluctance to leave you and go with the staff, he's either not a good candidate for daycare, or his daycare experience was not good.

If your dog barks, lunges, snips, bites, growls, snarls, harasses, challenges, cowers, urinates in fear, or is unable to deal with normal routine social interactions then your pet needs help.

This is why if you scream at your dog for doing something you don't like, she will most likely cower and seemingly understand what you are saying.

If true, this would certainly explain why so many dogs end up cowering in a bathroom.

Hand shyness, timidity, cowering and fear biting are behaviors symptomatic of abuse, particularly if the animal exhibits these behaviors in the presence of the abuser.

If you encounter a dog who cowers away from you with his tail tucked between his legs, back off.

If the dog also cowers, lowers her body, lays her ears flat, and licks her lips when greeting a new arrival, you can be sure she's telling the newcomer he's the pack leader.

Some dogs are so anxious during loud noises they will either spend their time cowering under the table, or if they're like my dog, the bathtub, or worse, run away.

Bailey has always been a pretty sensitive soul, she cowers when voices are raised (even if it's in excitement) and a few weeks ago I wrote a post about her journey with separation anxiety.

If your dog is showing signs of being uneasy — including cowering, tucking his tail between his legs or licking his lips — stay relaxed and have him focus on you, offering treats when he glances at the puppy.

«There are times when — if you approach her the wrong way — she will flinch and cower.»

If your dog barks and cowers away when a stranger approaches, that dog may be barking out of fear.

If you've ever had a dog, you know the signature canine «guilty look»: ears back, head cowered, tail tucked.

AND both will drop to the ground and cower, if you carry anything that they could feel might hurt them.

Your little Rascal's will copy his momma's behaviors and attitudes (just like your toddler copies the way you do things) and if she's bad tempered or anxious, if she growls at strangers or cowers away, he'll think these are the «right» way to act.

If the dog does not come, if he freezes, baulks, cowers, or runs away, usually you are in troublIf the dog does not come, if he freezes, baulks, cowers, or runs away, usually you are in troublif he freezes, baulks, cowers, or runs away, usually you are in trouble.

If they are showing such submission that they roll over or cower and urinate, they are actually very insecure.

If you own a dog that cowers, pees submissively, and hides between your legs when concerned about things, you likely own an insecure dog that would do well with some confidence boosting.