“Here, both in tribal religion and mainstream Hinduism, the tiger occupies prime place.”

“You can't be a pussycat in the weight room and a tiger on the field.”

“Its most recent detailed analysis of the economy suggested that relative poverty worsened during the period of the Celtic tiger boom.”

“I've always suspected that underneath a woman of such gentlene perkiness lurked the heart of a tigress.”

“So protective were the tigress and the zoo staff about the young ones that they are yet to be photographed.”

“She ran her tongue over her front teeth, like a tigress about to eat dinner.”

“Wilkinson was on board, having come off with the boats with the stores from the tigre.”

“Baron Harlech has for dexter supporter, and also for crest, an heraldic tigre argent, maned and tufted sable.”

“He at once went on board the tigre and sent in his name to his commander.”

“I would prefer to have the young tigers and tigresses volunteering at a level that made it unnecessary to have a draft.”

“I think it is evident that like other tigresses her teeth were both strong and sharp.”

“The inventory concludes with a list of animals and half-human creatures, noting tigresses, vultures, and giraffes together with mythical unicorns, pans, and centaurs.”

“The most common shark attacks are from tigers, dusky whalers and bull sharks.”

“The lesson of the story was that from a long-term point of view, all reactionaries are paper tigers.”

“And yet another is a mountain refuge for vultures, tigers, and wild water buffalo.”

“He adds two dashes of Peychaud's bitters, one shot of Los Tigres de la Ira's Suisse verte, some lemon juice, and an egg white.”

“These include one called Los Lisceres also called the Tigres from the Los Tuxtlas region.”