Men like Ken Feld, the runty thug CEO of the group that operated Ringling Bros.
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Those plastic-wrapped trays are often packed with two big guys and a runty third.
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Runty and timid, with halfhearted dreams of growing into an Aryan warrior, Johannes is bullied and teased.
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Image: Labex UnivEarths / Université Paris DiderotPhobos and Deimos, Mars' lumpy, runty moons, were once pegged as captured asteroids.
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Image: NASAPandora is one of Saturn's many baby moons, far too runty to form a sphere under its own gravity.
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Arcidiacono is much more than a runty try-hard, and he has come a long way from his first obliterated Gatorade cooler.
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But his strongest selling point as an antidote to President Trump and his immigrant bashing might be his runty, but wildly successful, experiment of a hometown.
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Though saying goodbye was hard, it's more difficult still to see both their former star and a chunk of their fan base in the colors of their runty little brother.
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But 83-year-old Louie takes him in, and just like the immortal Fern with runty Wilbur, he pours on the tender love and care, bottle feeding him and wrapping him in blankets.
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Unlike all the other trees of its kind in the area, it was never cut down, because it was runty and twisted and situated on a rocky slope; it appeared unprofitable to loggers.
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He calls Tony at various points "little Asian twerp" and "runty little half-man," as if standing in for any readers who might be weirded out by seeing a super skinny Asian dude in the role of hero.
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Linda's four dogs — Scaredy, 16, Brewsy, 14, Suzy, 14, and Runty, 14 — affectionately known as "The Doodles," are a special case: Vintage Pet Rescue hopes the senior dogs walk out of their care and back into Linda's life.
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And though Mr. Lee is hardly the runty, pockmarked character Ms. Cho describes in the script, he is all too believable as someone so full of self-loathing that he cannot bear to see himself in other people's eyes.
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It is a narrative gold mine: epoch-defining tragedy, political intrigue, true crime and a motley cast of characters who range from the handsome and heroic leader of the Western world to the runty outcast who (we're told) killed him in Dallas.
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As ridiculous as it sounds to say about a company that boasts $28 billion in combined revenue, the merged Viacom-CBS still looks to be on the runty side compared with the likes of Disney (DIS) (especially since it swallowed much of Fox) and Comcast (CCZ), as well as Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL).
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Although compared to the runty gruntings of their contemporaries they sound as forward thinking as Varese, Stockhausen, and Cameo put together.
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Members of the Western Writers of America chose it as one of the Top 100 Western songs of all time. The "dogies" referred to in the song are runty or orphaned calves.Cassidy, Frederic Gomes, and Joan Houston Hall. "dogie" Dictionary of American Regional English.
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She throws a snowdrop flower into his mouth, and this condemns him to the doom of life throughout eternity. Jupiter's backstory was revealed in The Alchymist's Cat, where it is revealed that his real name is Leech, a runty black kitten who resented his brother, the real Jupiter, eventually murdering him and usurping his power before journeying to the sewers.
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Kelso's pedigree was undistinguished. Born at Claiborne Farm near Paris, Kentucky, he was sired by a well-known racehorse who was an unproven stallion, Your Host. Kelso's dam was the unheralded Maid of Flight (although her sire was Count Fleet and her grandsire was Man o' War). Kelso was her first foal; he was scrawny, runty and hard to handle.
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HERC2, previously referred to as the rjs gene locus, was first identified in 1990 as the gene responsible for two phenotypes in mice: the runty, jerky, sterile (rjs) phenotype and the juvenile development and fertility-2 (Jdf2) phenotype. Mutant alleles are known to cause hypo- pigmentation and pink eye phenotypes, as well reduced growth, jerky gait, male sterility, female semi-sterility, and maternal behaviour defects in mice.
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A shy and kind small runty rabbit whose visions of the destruction of the Sandleford warren lead him to leave, along with his older brother Hazel and several other rabbits. He appears to be more prescient than his novel counterpart, and his visions come in rhymes. He often feels responsible for foreseeing terrible things or blaming himself for their outcome. He and Hazel are very close.
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Real baaad. [...] > You want the sociology, okay, I'll provide the sociology, fucking-A right, > the pit bull helps com-pen-sate for the male nigger in America being a dog > himself but not a killer dog, no way, man, just a runty ole mongrel dog not > worth shit. You got it, honey? Like havin' a big cock's s'post to com-pen- > sate for not havin' nothin'--including, in fact, the cock.
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In The Lost Weekend (1945), he is the nightclub pianist who humiliates Ray Milland by singing "Somebody Stole My Purse". An unusual change of pace for Barris was his comedy role in The Fleet's In (1942), as a runty sailor named Pee Wee who perpetrates malapropisms in a surprisingly deep voice. During World War II, Barris, along with Joe E. Brown, went overseas to entertain troops. Barris had a lifelong drinking problem.
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Dignan is impressed until he discovers that Larkin's interested only in the publicity, not in the child. The TV program Person to Person is coming to do a live interview, so Larkin wants a cute boy and happy puppy there by his side, just like his cartoon figures Snips and Runty. Dignan is offended. He is supposed to find a small dog for Larkin, but instead brings home one called Happy, a gigantic hound.
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A vealer is a fat calf weighing less than about which is at about eight to nine months of age.The Land, Rural Press, North Richmond, NSW, 7 August 2008 A young female calf from birth until she has had a calf of her own is called a heifer (). In the American Old West, a motherless or small, runty calf was sometimes referred to as a dogie, (pronounced with a long "o"). Cassidy, Frederic Gomes, and Joan Houston Hall.
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At first, David tried to keep her from helping him, but Katie eventually proved herself as his sidekick and the two became partners. As the series continued, Katie matured and David was promoted to the rank of captain. According to Jess Nevins' Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes, Cat-Man "fights everything from jungle natives, ordinary criminals, and Nazis to the Bridge Destroyer, a lost city of the Aztecs, ghouls, and the runty Nazi crime-master Doctor Sinister." Cat-Man Comics vol.
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One day, when Larkin's syndicate complains that his boy-and-dog comic strip "Snips and Runty" hasn't been as funny as it used to be, Dunreath hatches a scheme. Larry is leaving on a business trip and she is busy planning their honeymoon, so why not hire Dignan to ghost-write the strip? Dignan doesn't want to do it and certainly can't stand the snooty Larkin, but he needs the money for his psychiatrist, who is trying to find out why any setback or stress leads to Dignan experiencing a bad case of nausea. A lot of interesting developments take place in Larkin's Manhattan penthouse while the cartoonist is away.
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Husker defensive end Steve Manstedt saw the ball pop into the air, grabbed the ball, and returned it 65 yards to the Texas 6. Though they could not find the end zone, Nebraska scored with a 24-yard field goal by Rich Sanger, and the teams went to halftime tied at three each. At halftime, Osborne replaced David Humm with senior reserve Steve Runty, a better The second half was dominated by Nebraska, with 16 points added and none allowed. Ritch Bahe scored on a 12-yard run late in the quarter to make With 1:23 left in the quarter, Tony Davis scored from three yards out to increase the lead Texas could not respond, as they turned the ball over five times and gained less than 200 yards.
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