Príklady tabby

• And that tabby cat preening itself in the corner?

• Shut in a lavatory were two female tabby kittens about seven to eight weeks old.

• Is it necessary in this day and age that the city gentleman, or, for that matter, the country gentleman should emulate the fat neutered tabby?

• One wonders what "generally" means and whether her great football team is turning into a team of tabby cats.

• Instead, it set up a staff consultative committee, a tabby cat of an organisation that could discuss virtually nothing.

• Indeed, the football team may be tabby cats that roll over to have their tummies tickled.

• Can he assure us that the council will not be a tame tabby cat for food companies but will instead defend the rights of the consumer?

• Whether it is an old tabby cat or whether it becomes a jungle beast with a taste for blood depends on how power politics develop in the future.

• Sokokes have blotched tabby coats in shades of brown, with amber to light-green eyes.

• The term tabby cat, one with a striped coat, is attested from the 1690s; the shortened form tabby was first attested in 1774.

• She is striped and dark, perhaps a dark tabby or tortoiseshell.

• The two-story, tabby house dates to the early- to mid- 19th century.

• The foundation walls are solid under the two-story portion of the house; the one-story portion is supported on brick and tabby piers.

• The site has a tabby foundation pier and the partial outlines of a structure.

• It includes the ruins and/or archaeological remains of at least 12 tabby structures.