Sentences with phrase «little lop»

These types of habitats are ideal for pet parents who can't have their little lop ears live outdoors due to colder climates or lack of space.

Not exact matches

That little urchin with the gold - red hair, whom I have just watched toddling past my house, she shall not be lopped and lamed and altered; her hair shall not be cut short like a convict's; no, all the kingdoms of the earth shall be hacked about and mutilated to suit her.

The centres may erupt like little volcanoes but that's ok, you can lop off these peaks if you want to ice them flat or pipe icing in a spiral to emphasis their shape!

What can be surprising, though, is the 20 percent you can lop off your power bills simply by using a little elbow grease — and white paint to reflect the sun's light and heat.

I spent years being afraid of scary movies as a child, a fractious home life left me more than a little bit emotionally frail, but it was movies like Evil Dead 2, The Return of the Living Dead, and Creepshow that showed me that no matter how many heads get lopped off, it's always easier and more fun to laugh than to cry.

Other things return as you'd expect — there's 14 weapon types, there's still a little jingle after a steak is cooked right, you can still very slowly lop tails and the like off enemies to weaken them, weapons still have sharpness to worry about — all that stuff.

Outside, while it's hard to make these little rigs look like anything more than a car with its backside lopped off, this one has a certain dynamic styling feel that runs from the pronounced and exposed front headlight pods all the way up and across the roof rails to the rear trailing edge of the hatchback.

The French Lop also has a tendency to become a little overweight, which most rabbit parents don't notice because of its already large size.

After a couple of runs, I've just realised that during these frantic searches, the camera stays centred on her lopped - off head — a subtle hindrance in a game full of wonderful little touches.

«My personal duel with Bruk the beastmaster unfolded over four separate encounters and ended with the erudite little bugger getting his head lopped off.

During most of the 19th C life expectancy differed little between tribal and urban populations — unless the tribal population was in direct contact with an urban civilization, in which case disease lopped about 10 years off the tribal life expectancy.