Sentences with phrase «like angry cats»

Only they can talk and screech like angry cats when they get excited.

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Waking up in the underground (and long thought destroyed) District 13 with loyal soldier Gale, she discovers Peeta is held prisoner by President Snow — Donald Sutherland, grinning like an evil Cheshire Cat — who uses him as a puppet in a series of broadcasts that leave her again caught between a screen and a horde of angry disbelievers.

The scent glands between a cat's eyes, on top of his head between his ears, and on his chin and upper lip deliver the feline equivalent of text messages: «This is mine,» «I like it here» or «I'm angry.»

It wasn't long before we found a home for each cat — except for Cheryl, who didn't like her cage and was angry that she had been abandoned.

Most of the typical in - the - wild feline sounds — like hissing, spitting, growling, and that hair - raising high - pitched screaming thing cats do when they're fighting and mating — are self - explanatory: They're angry, scared, or hoping to impress.

Sometimes, we can feel as though our cat has ruined our belongings because they were angry with us or wanted to get back at us for something (like going to work).

When cats are angry or aggressive, they don't just lunge with their face, like dogs.