newfoundland dog उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Some of those moments break with a straightforward narrative in order to celebrate a different vision : the theater cloudburst or when the writer's dance with his mammoth Newfoundland dog becomes a pirouette with a circus bear.
2. The small, year-old lime-yellow hostas in the Lucy bed out back survived the depredations of the bed's namesake Newfoundland dog ( although one of the new ones I planted does appear to have been stomped or sat upon ).
3. The description declares she is voluptuous and that her dates " must love dogs " ( Sarah is currently caring for her brother Michael's Newfoundland dog, " Mother Teresa ", while he goes through his own marital problems ).
4. Most important of these was an immense black Newfoundland dog called Pluto, which was trained to eat fowl off a plate, set for him as a place at the dining table with his mistress, without dripping anything on the tablecloth.
5. So far, there has not been a dog picture that has surpassed " Portrait of a Newfoundland Dog, " painted by George Stubbs for the Duke of York in 1803, an oil that Sotheby's sold in November for $ 3.695 million.
6. In early 1840, still grieving the baby's death, Cornelia made her first retreat of three days . In February, her two-year-old son John Henry was playing with his Newfoundland dog, when the dog accidentally pushed him into a vat of boiling sugar.
7. So far, there has not been a dog picture that has surpassed " Portrait of a Newfoundland Dog, " painted by George Stubbs for the Duke of York in 1803, an oil that Sotheby's sold in November for $ 3 . 695 million.
8. Aortic stenosis in the Rottweiler appears to be true subvalvular aortic stenosis ( SAS ), similar to that in the Newfoundland dog, as opposed to the valvular form ( seen more in boxer dogs ) or the supravalvular form sometimes seen in people.
9. It's cold enough that Lucy, our Newfoundland dog, wants to move outside ( " Come closer, Mr . Squirrel, I have something to show you " ), while Tessie, part Labrador but mostly wuss, has to be booted out just to answer nature's call.
10. He was similar in appearance to a modern Flat-Coated Retriever, but was instead identified at the time as a Newfoundland dog, despite being considerably smaller and lighter in build than the typical modern Newfoundland dog, possibly because he was reported to have been born in Newfoundland.