12 example sentences using canine.
Canine used in a sentence
Canine in a sentence as a noun
This is a well known issue with canine dentition.
That's stuck with me as a pretty impressive feat of canine cognition.
Is it proper to study canine pyschology via dogs kept chained all day long?
Dogs can't tell stories about other dogs in such a way that their canine audience is moved to weep or cheer.
Recent research[1] has found a fovea like structure on the canine retina.
People are disgusting enough as it is, complicating it with canine/feline borne vectors doesn't help.
Canine in a sentence as an adjective
Esp when project lead accepts the patch, he doesn't even have a canine level of sociability.
And, like I said: other parts of the "parallel construction" story bother me a lot more than the NSA evidence; for instance, our new unelected canine prosecutors.
I had a veterinarian teach me that carnivore has nothing to do with diet, and means that the animal is in the order Carnivora, which are mostly distinguished by having canine teeth.
Permanently station a canine unit at every major airport and let everyone see the cops with the dogs continuously sniffing around everywhere.
As a Seattle inhabitant, the descriptions of San Francisco-specific weather, rent, cost of living, costumes, events, transients, canine-friendliness, fog, commuting, and other things just do not apply here.
Staring at the Braille-like letters formed of gargantuan pixels on the screen with the finesse of sandbags being hurtled in place against the torrent of information pouring down his Ethernet connection, the notion of finely crafting the text of an email message with the pristine elegance of detail rendered to the precision of not just the vulgarity of a "dozen" but to the exactness of "12" typesetter's points escaped him like a pedigree-free canine chasing a slobber-laden ball.
Canine definitions
one of the four pointed conical teeth (two in each jaw) located between the incisors and the premolars
any of various fissiped mammals with nonretractile claws and typically long muzzles
See also: canid
of or relating to a pointed conical tooth
See also: laniary
of or relating to or characteristic of members of the family Canidae