Kristen Yang, the daughter of Lihua Yang and Yipping Yang of Jacksonville, Fla.
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Bracke's small white dog, Minerva, ran between us, yipping and nudging our legs.
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His runners had a blast, trotting alongside a yipping crew of Chihuahuas, mutts and pit bulls.
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A mile in, I heard a strange sound from down in the valley, a high-pitched yipping.
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Paige is deliberate and thoughtful and admits to "yipping and yapping and coaching" on the court throughout every game.
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Tigers were said to dart across roads, hopping "like a dog with sore feet," or to follow people walking in the bush, yipping.
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At Home With LAS VEGAS — It wasn't always easy to make out his words above the din of five Chihuahuas yipping at his feet.
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Their victims either fight back or, like Janice, ignore the tiny bullies, "just as [humans] might ignore a small dog yipping at our heels," he said.
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When they are flummoxed (for example, the rubber ball becomes stuck under a bed, the kitchen door shuts), they turn to their humans, yipping, pawing, gazing dolefully.
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Happy that I at least had enough foresight to bring a California cabernet to keep me warm, I fell asleep to the yipping of coyotes in the distance.
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And all the while a blanket of nerve-twanging noise — chirping crickets, yipping coyotes, even children at play — seems not to connect but to isolate the brothers from the rest of the world.
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I will not spoil it for you, except to note that both Francesa and Russo, with their characteristic and respective lugubrious self-seriousness and yipping mania, agree that Redford's character did what he had to do, difficult though it was to do it.
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There are many more directly sports-adjacent animals—bears fighting humans, kangaroos fighting humans, extremely persistent bears that haunted the World Cup—that seem less aligned with the more generous and elevated aspects of sports than those gamboling pandas and yipping dippy Corgis.
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It reminded me of something that was very much true of the show back toward the beginning: The Walking Dead used to be a series about male alpha dogs facing off, snarling and yipping at each other, while women cowered in the background.
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The street was quiet at this hour, which only seemed to magnify the garble of whining, yipping, and sudden startled shrieks coming from the S.P.C.A. facility behind them, and if it felt ominous it had nothing to do with these people gathered here but with the forces arrayed against them.
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I tucked the thing inside my shirt for the drive home, since the minute the girl behind the counter put it in its cardboard carrier it began alternately mewing and yipping in a tragic way, and it nestled there against my chest, warm and content, until I'd parked the car and gone up the steps and into the house.
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GORONGOSA NATIONAL PARK, MOZAMBIQUE — The 2003 African wild dogs were ravenous, dashing back and forth along the fence of their open-air enclosure, or boma, bouncing madly on their pogo-stick legs, tweet-yipping their distinctive wild-dog calls, and wagging their bushy, white-tipped tails like contestants on a game show desperate to be seen.
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The Yipping Tiger and Other Tales from the Neuropsychiatric Clinic is a book by neuropsychiatrist Perminder Sachdev, M.D. consisting of ten case studies which explore the relationship between the brain and the mind.Hussein, ‘Brains, Minds, Hearts and Souls’ New Matilda Accessed May 20, 2010K. Ridel, ‘Book Review: The Hidden Brain and The Yipping Tiger and Other Tales from the Neuropsychiatric Clinic’. Neurology 2011; 76:e77 The case studies are based on Sachdev's experience in the neuropsychiatric clinic at the Neuropsychiatric Institute, Sydney, Australia.E. Housden, ‘Non-fiction books’.
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Capuchins communicate making short and frequent yipping whines similar to a newborn pup. When in danger, they emit a two-toned clunking noise. Many of the noises Capuchins make are similar to bird sounds. They also communicate through chemical signals to express territory boundaries as well as during mating rituals.
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In the 3rd edition of the game, kobolds are distantly related to dragons,Kestrel, Gwendolyn F.M., Wilkes, Jennifer Clarke, Liquette, Kolja Raven. Races of the Dragon (Wizards of the Coast, 2006). and are often found serving them as minions. Kobolds speak a version of the Draconic tongue, with a yipping accent.
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Kobolds speak a version of the Draconic tongue, with a yipping accent (their voices are said to resemble the sound of small dogs barking). Some also learn to speak Common, Goblin, Orcish, and Undercommon. The written form of Draconic was originally developed by kobolds in the service of dragons, as dragons themselves see little reason to write.
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It didn't seem to hurt her any, or at least not in a way that was easily distinguishable from pleasure. He caught a glimpse of Alice's wild, dark fox eyes rolling with terror and then half shutting with pleasure. Their tiny quick breathes puffed white in the air and mingled and disappeared. Her white fox fur was coarse and smooth at the same time, and she made little yipping sounds every time he pushed himself deeper inside her.
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Tall tales about the ring are well known in local communities. These include the disappearance of objects left within the ring overnight, dogs yipping and howling, not wanting to go near it, and strange events occurring to those brave enough to spend the night within its boundaries. It has been alleged that nothing has grown within the ring for a hundred years. Legend says that this is the very place the devil himself can rise from the depths of fiery hell, and come to earth.
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Today, Pine trees can only be found in small patches throughout the park. The park is home to vast amounts of other wildlife as well, including over 35 species of mammals and a variety of amphibians. Park Superintendent Gregory Schneider regards the mammals in the park in the park as abundant and active, stating, “White-tailed deer and eastern grey squirrel are readily visible from the park roads” and “Coyotes can often be heard yipping and howling during the evening hours.” Frogs and turtles can be seen regularly, as they inhabit the wetlands along the park's shores.
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When T'Challa visits the spirit of his father in the valley of the dead, Göransson felt the dialogue was so emotional that the instrumentation should be changed to reflect that, and so opted to focus on strings rather than percussion. This "ancestral theme" also serves as a theme for the relationship between T'Challa and Killmonger, with a broken down, "tiny piece" of the string motif heard in Killmonger's theme to show that "it's all related in a way, just as [the characters] are related by blood"; Göransson actually developed this familial theme for all the characters from the Killmonger flute motif, using part of the music originated by Ba. For T'Challa, it is played longer and with a full orchestra, and indicates that he is "trying to find his way in life". Other themes composed for the film include one for T'Challa's sister Shuri, which was played on a balafon, and one for the Dora Milaje warriors, consisting of a group of Senegalese women 'yipping' which Coogler described as a "chu chu" sound. The latter was supported by a female choir from London.
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