Sentences with phrase «who caught rats»

Mousers were valued, but those who caught rats were even more prized.

Not exact matches

Most honor codes at universities fall apart on the assumption that, although I do not want to cheat, if I catch someone else cheating, I will not turn in that person because I do not want to be someone who rats on other people.

The devoted gym rat has developed from a slender freshman who cracked the starting lineup to score 10 points per game with a catch - and - shoot outside game, into the Sac - Joaquin Section's leading scorer at 32 points per game as a senior.

Additionally, an assassin who is caught is someone who won't be getting paid and who might rat out who it is that wanted them dead, which is highly undesirable on all ends.

According to The Informer sources, Mr. Karbo, who was in the company with his inexperienced and noisy lawyer, Egbert Faibille Jnr., was as meek as rat caught up in a trap.

As a result, murder for hire is almost always a sideline, and the people who engage in it are by and large stupid losers, quickly caught, and quicker still to rat out the idiots who hired them.

In its most simple definition, a ratter is dog who was selectively bred for catching rats and other types of vermin.

He has a high prey drive and is anxious to use his skills and speed to catch any varmint who's trying to get into his territory be it mouse, rat, cat, skunk, snake or spider.

The foundation sire is Huddersfield Ben, a dog born in 1865 who became a popular stud dog because of his prowess in the show ring and in rat - catching trials.

The Captain event of the board features a race with a Scaredy Rat who challenges you to catch up with him before he runs into his rat hoRat who challenges you to catch up with him before he runs into his rat horat hole.