“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“Mr. catling preserved the receipt of that message as a souvenir of the occasion.”

“Catling, 57, cheerily tries to start a debate but soon wishes Mrs Adkin a good day.”

“Catling was away on assignment that autumn when she had a burst appendix, and she could think of no one to give the hospital as next of kin except Hugh and Dora Gaitskell.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“An appeal to pay for new kennels and a cattery at the RSPCA's state-of-the-art animal centre in Redcross Street, is starting to pull in cash.”

“They want plans to include a cattery, wildlife hospital, kennels and visitors' centre.”

“And the cats both survived the stay in the cattery without too many ill effects.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“I phoned my good friend Chloe, who was about to go on holiday and was looking for a catsitter.”

“Still, don't you think he'd be happier staying home, with a catsitter to take care of him?”

“In the fable, the maiden had to find a catskin coat, a coat made of catskins.”

“Some wore slouch hats of greyish felt, and some catskin caps.”

“Will you help me with the computational math needed to finish Operation Catskin?”

“The cattiness that she displayed towards her coworker was unnecessary and only served to create a toxic work environment.”

“I could sense the underlying cattiness in her tone as she criticized my work.”

“It's hard, of course, to get too worked up about anyone's cattiness towards Coulter, but Baron is pretty consistently vicious.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“Catlin is almost militant in his view that the system is grossly underfinanced.”

“The drug Catlin encountered last year is an anabolic steroid called tetrahydrogestrinone.”

“The Sauk chief was the subject of the well-known paintings of George Catlin and the portrait by John Wesly Jarvis.”

“All farmers involved have agreed to raise the cattie outdoors, and feed them mainly on grass and their mothers' milk.”

“Cattie will present on current updates to the Medicare Secondary Payer and CMS procedural changes.”

“Chen X, Truong T-TN, Weaver 1, Bove BA, Cattie K, Armstrong BA, et al.”

“Unkind souls may consider that this will be akin to filling an empty space with a hole, but I disdain such cattishness.”

“Titania is played by a ballet dancer who has a reasonable repertoire in cattishness but her dancing is certainly more accomplished than her acting.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“The cat ran after the mouse, and all the dishes came crashing down.”

“Even in his fifties, he remained one cool cat driving around in his new sports car.”

“As such, they normally were paid about 1,000 catties of unhusked rice per year and board and room if they owned no home.”

“She loved me, my parents, my friends, her catsitters, and even visiting cable repairmen and plumbers, in whose toolboxes she liked to nap.”

“Contact a local breeders club, and ask for a list of reputable kennels or catteries.”

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