Príklady spaniel

• Again, the child gives no overt sign of taking up the new word, spaniel, since he doesn't say anything.

• Here, spaniel refers to a subordinate level, kind of indicates that spaniel is included in the set about to be referred to, and dog identifies that set.

• It had probably been chased in by the fat old spaniel belonging to the clerk.

• Their negotiating stance is that of a spaniel which lies on its back to have its tummy tickled.

• We shall probably see all our more sporting breeds brought down to the state in which we now find the cocker spaniel in this country.

• The owner has a cocker spaniel sniffer dog.

• His attitude in this matter will ensure him in the verdict of history the uphappy description of the spurned spaniel.

• I heard the one from the ill-trained spaniel.

• Should poodles be exercised with retrievers or spaniels with tame elephants?

• What about the man who lives only a mile away from me who keeps 25 dogs in clean kennels and sells them as sporting dogs —spaniels and retrievers?

• He was a jolly man, the joy of every spaniel who caught sight of him, but on that day there was no joy in his face.

• He was a very well-trained spaniel indeed!

• A spaniel chases a squirrel up a tree, peacocks strut around and swans glide on the lake.

• Suddenly, a tiger came by and grabs the spaniel, taking her faraway.

• The boxer is about twice the size of the cocker spaniel.