When Trump tried to talk over him, Rubio smiled and yapped right back.
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"I think he's hallucinating," she said as Wally, a Yorkshire terrier, yapped from a cage near the back door.
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He loped down a rutted road between pens of sheep barely stirring and rez dogs that yapped and bolted after him.
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I shouldn't have yapped like that, which some of you have mentioned on TV. But again, I want to focus on policy.
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James L. Dolan, the team's owner, was sitting nearby, and Anthony yapped to the fan that he should ask Dolan for a refund.
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Too often we followed what glittered, yapped uselessly at everything in sight and didn't dig hard enough or hold politicians accountable for lies.
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"I mean what I think would feel fresh — really come alive — is that this should begin on that terrible night in Paris," the agent yapped.
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His son, Aidan, fed the horses hay from a pint-sized tractor, while some dogs—belonging to Bradford and his neighbor—yapped and hollered around him.
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When I met with Kitano at the AAAI conference, one of the robots, brought by a Sony rep, explored the room and yapped away behind him.
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Christy and Tonya got into a heated argument after Tonya yapped to all their castmates that Christy was NOT gonna make it to Jasmine Sorge's vow renewal ceremony.
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Between 2007 and 2013, in online chatrooms called "Three Way Banana Split", "Essex Express 'n the Jimmy" and other rib-ticklers, currency traders yapped about all sorts of things—including market tactics.
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Duane was drafted by the New York Islanders in 1979 in the first round (17th overall). During the following season he made his debut for the Islanders, and as a rookie was a key contributor to the Islanders first Stanley Cup championship. Duane Sutter, who was dubbed "Dog" by his teammates because he yapped and barked before and during games, also contributed to the ensuing 1981, 1982 and 1983 Stanley Cup championships. Playing in the corners of the rink, Duane Sutter was tough but skillful.
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