whinnying वाक्य

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1. For someone who was just whinnying about how Iryna should " discuss content not contributors " you've managed to jump to making talk ) 17 : 53, 8 May 2015 ( UTC)
2. Between a handful of crowd-pleasing visual effects _ Claudia literally flattens the queen of the fairy godmothers ( Ruby Dee ); Murray turns a horse into a whinnying mouse _ the movie meanders listlessly.
3. Instead, a mule makes a sound that is similar to a donkey's but also has the whinnying characteristics of a horse ( often starts with a whinny, ends in a hee-haw ).
4. But his horse, Serap ( which means something along the lines of unattainable fantasy in Turkish ), kept up a steady conversation as we rode, whinnying and flapping his lips _ but evidently it was not too much.
5. The detailing of the groom's face, with his finely etched grimace as he struggles to calm the whinnying horse, is a capsule illustration of the painstaking attention to detail that runs throughout Sichuan's deep tradition.
6. People living in a 10-story apartment building were awoken by a horse whinnying in the middle of the night and found a drunk man on horseback on the top floor landing, the state news agency MTI reported Tuesday.
7. They communicate in various ways, including vocalizations such as nickering or whinnying, mutual stereotypies of psychological origin, that include wood chewing, wall kicking, " weaving " ( rocking back and forth ), and other problems.
8. But his horse, Serap ( which means something along the lines of unattainable fantasy in Turkish ), kept up a steady conversation as we rode, whinnying and flapping his lips-- but evidently it was not too much.
9. In his high, whinnying voice, which sounded like David Byrne with a plugged nose, Thomas sang music mostly from Pere Ubu's best album in years, the recent " Ray Gun Suitcase " ( Tim / Kerr Records ).
10. "Gunslinging Bird " and others, it gave concise space to various styles : Chris Potter's mercurial be-bop classicism on alto saxophone, Frank Lacy's wild-card trombone whinnying and Kenny Rampton's smooth, cool trumpet inventions.