Sentences with phrase «junkyard dogs»

Others in the state may know Cranston for it's fine late - night eating establishments along Route 2, such as New York System Wieners, Spike's Junkyard Dogs, McDonald's, and Taco Bell.

In Earthworm Jim you'll traverse through eight diverse levels taking down anybody in your path including junkyard dogs, chickens, goldfish, and even bankers!

Founded in 1994 to expand the work of animal rescue begun by Chitra Besbroda in 1973, Sentient Creatures is the only group dedicated to consistently rescuing Harlem's abandoned, abused, and neglected «junkyard dogs.»

«This is a campaign of junkyard dogs, not pedigreed poodles.

April 19: Rock out with Johnny Fireseed and the Junkyard Dogs, and learn to make your own instruments (Boston)

«We behaved like junkyard dogs.

Qualified expenses for legitimate working animals «like a junkyard dog or a guard dog» can be deductible as a business expense, Steber said.

Many may say he was not worthy of the burial of a junkyard dog, but then we'd be just like him!

• We don't mean to sound like a junkyard dog defending his supper dish, but they're smearing someone who's like a father to us.

In the mean time, Jesus doesn't need me or anyone else to be His «junkyard dog».

In this sense Hewitt is less a modern - day Connors than a modern - day McEnroe, the comfortable suburbanite turned junkyard dog.

JUNKYARD DOG: Wayne Tinkle said he wants a few junkyard dogs for his defense, and Ethan Thompson can play that part at times.

«If Cuomo means what he said about reforming Medicaid, he made a serious mistake by replacing a junkyard dog Medicaid inspector general with a pet poodle,» Cox said.

«If Cuomo means what he said about reforming Medicaid, he made a serious mistake by replacing a junkyard dog Medicaid Inspector General with a pet poodle,» said Cox.

He's the junkyard dog of thieves in this movie where in [Ocean's 11], he was the James Bond thief.

Initiated into a group begun by heroic Ben (Mike Vitar), Scotty chews tobaccy, goes on over-nighters in amazingly well - constructed and cavernous treehouses, and learns how to catch and throw while dodging the neighbourhood bogey: a ball - hawking junkyard dog named «The Beast.»

I treated it like a sleeping junkyard dog.

Sixth, the Secretary of Education, as junkyard dog, should revise Lynn Mahaffie's 2015 letter outlining when DOE will not oppose bankruptcy discharge of student loans to clarify to the federal courts that DOE supports a bankruptcy discharge of student loans under the same terms that apply to other unsecured consumer debt.

Demo, the story of a junkyard dog the villain - turned - hero is a book you and your children will read and re-read.

Once, however, I met a «junkyard dog» who the owner proudly told me he had bred himself and that the dog was a combination of about five perceived tough - breed dogs.

It's like comparing terriers to guard dogs: A misbehaved terrier (PUP) may not be as dangerous as a bad - tempered junkyard dog (virus), but the little ankle - biters can sure get on your nerves, and they tend to nip more often.

Not exact matches

Whenever healthcare professionals question the validity of the high carb low fat eating plan, special interest groups start snarling like a junkyard guard dog.

The story proper concerns one fateful summer in the narrator's life in which he loses something precious over the fence of lower - class Mr. Mertle's (James Earl Jones, who deserves but never chooses better) junkyard, where an evil dog called «The Great Fear» lives.

WHEN I WAS five Mom and Dad rented a house in the Napa Valley, and Dad befriended a man called Frenchie Meyers who wore suspenders and owned a junkyard nearby — fifty acres covered in thirty - foot heaps of smashed cars, flattired trailers full of old glass doorknobs, two aircraft hangars (one stuffed full of forklifts, tractors, and power tools and guarded by Sam, a glass - blue - eyed wolf dog, the other converted into a machine shop and guarded by an anvil of a bulldog named Jezebel).

-- Breed (s): Everything but my mama was a shepherd / collie — Age / Birthday: Some time in December 2008 in a junkyard on the south - side — Where I Live: Not close enough to the Lake — Joys in Life: popping bubbles, popping soccer balls, sneaking a nap on the couch, hotels — Cruisin» Dog Walker: Alex the...

A junkyard is no place for a dog to call home.

When Hope for Paws was alerted of two dogs who had taken up residence in a junkyard, they immediately set out to work.