Sentences with phrase «say out of the litter»

Not exact matches

Not saying there is definitely a savior candidate out there, but you should have your pick of the litter (which is something a small market / quasi-mess of a situation can almost never say).
I had been feeling badly about my not - as - ecstatic pet ownershipness and had the crisis of conscience that my brain was saying, «well life is easier with one less litter box» while my heart was screaming at my husband to «get out there and find our little baby kitty right this d ** n minute or I will throw you out with him you SOB who opened the garage door.»
Dr Claire Melamed, ActionAid's head of policy, said: «The history of development is littered with proposals that looked good on paper but turned out to be an administrative nightmare and to undermine the very thing they sought to achieve.
Sometimes the mother gives her territory to one of her offspring, usually a daughter, but the rest of the litter is expected to venture out to find their own place, said Fisher.
And the G - Slate is the runt of the litter (lets say the iPad 2, XOOM, and the G - Slate since it will be out this month) because for one its smaller, for two its on TMO which is smaller, and judging by the poll on Phandroid its significantly less popular.
«A lot of people out there find a litter or foster a litter through their shelter or rescue, and suddenly they are in need of milk replacer and they have to go to the store,» she says.
In addition to the Meet the Parents cat, he said he toilet - trained six out of eight cats owned by an elderly lady who was overwhelmed keeping up with so many litter boxes.
If only one litter box is available for three cats, or if all the boxes are located in the territory of a particular cat at the time of the day he holds this territory, it is possible that the other cats will not cross the limits of said territory out of respect for their fellow.
Mutts & Co., which has five stores in Ohio, has remerchandised litter in a couple of stores to have it prominently displayed on a stock out or shelf near the store entrance, said Mark Vitt, co-owner.
«When you're trying to sell a litter that retails at more than your customer is used to paying — and [they] aren't seeking out that product specifically — you need to have a great presentation of why someone should buy it,» she said.
Naming the Cairn Terrier — or any breed — Kansas» state dog would drive up demand for these dogs and entice puppy mills to churn out litter after litter of the breed, meaning fewer dogs would be adopted from your state's animal shelters,» said Martin Mersereau, director of the Cruelty Investigation Iepartment for PETA.
«These litter boxes do cost more than traditional ones, but as more and more customers are willing to pay for convenience, retailers should be stocking these types of solutions to round out their selection,» says Anderson.
The store took six of the litter boxes out of the packaging and stacked them on the floor, with a sign that said, «Ask me how it works,» says Hannaford.
clean your desk, wash the dishes, clean the floor, wash your clothes, wash your toes, change the baby's diaper, finish the report, correct the typos, mend the fence, keep the customer happy, throw out the stinking garbage, watch out don't put things in your nose, what shall I wear, I have no sox, pay your bills, don't litter, save string, wash your hair, change the sheets, go to the store, I'm out of perfume, say it again — he doesn't understand, seal it again — it leaks, go to work, this art is dusty, clear the table, call him again, flush the toilet, stay young.
On my way out of town, I stop about 35 miles west of Marfa, on the far side of the next (and much smaller) town of Valentine at a one - room adobe building with a sign that says Prada Marfa above a plate - glass window showcasing expensive shoes and handbags on Berber carpeting littered with dead moths.
This litter stands guard over a fleet of midcentury Santas, which Abby says she almost always finds hiding out in the attic at estate sales.
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