no dogs allowed造句

• A little matter of building policy : no dogs allowed.
• Sir, there are no dogs allowed on the beach.
• Sure enough, no dogs allowed except for disabled people.
• Pets : No dogs allowed anywhere in the park from March 15 through September 15.
• No matter, the clerk said, no dogs allowed.
• The general rule is, no dogs allowed,
• All of his businesses enforce a strict " No Dogs Allowed " policy, forcing Courage to sneak in.
• He also helped create musicals such as " No Dogs Allowed ", and " Flurry Tale " with Rusty Magee.
• _Why do businesses always qualify " No Dogs Allowed " signs by adding a line that says " Except for Seeing-Eye Dogs "?
• And millions are what Gerba found in his recent seven-month, in-home study of 15 typical homes with families of two adults and two children _ no dogs allowed.
• When Snoopy arrives at Lila's apartment building the next day, he sees a sign next to the front door that says " No dogs allowed in this building ".
• It is rumored that after they left the garden, a municipal parks manager was given control of the place and decreed a second rule for paradise : No dogs allowed.
• In Washington Square Park, Marc Zafrani, 40, blamed a bit of snow-inspired rebellion for letting his collie, Randy, romp past a " No dogs allowed sign " into a pristine patch.
• Feliciano later wrote a song entitled, " No Dogs Allowed " ( becoming a Netherlands Top 10 hit in 1969 ), which told the story of his first visit to London.
• Her children's book " No Dogs Allowed ", published by Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing in 2004, is one of five books selected by the General Mills initiative " Spoonfuls of Stories ".
• Ravenscroft also sang " No Dogs Allowed " in the " Peanuts " animated motion picture " Snoopy, Come Home " and " I Was a Teenaged Brain Surgeon " for Spike Jones.
• A " persistent symbol of insensitive autocracy long after his retirement ", he was invariably accompanied by a " nasty, yapping dog " whereas the rule for everyone else was : " No dogs allowed ".
• You can cuddle with your honey; you can bring your dog ( though a sign at the Valley warns : " No dogs allowed in the concession area " ); you can talk as loud as you want without being shushed by a purist.
• Joanna Cole has continued to write books on many subjects for a range of ages, and is now writing the Ready, Set, Dogs ! series, including " Hot Diggity Dogs ", " No Dogs Allowed " and " Teacher's Pets ", with Stephanie Calmenson.
• Too often, he has Bones thinking more like a vaguely dimwitted human being than a bright, curious dog, and too often he settles for tired jokes about the difficulty of teaching old dogs new tricks and the problem of dogs'not being able to read signs that say " No Dogs Allowed ."