Use of tigress in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include tigress at the start of sentence, tigress at the end of sentence and tigress in the middle of sentence
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tigress at the start of sentence
- Tigress was in high spirits.
- Tigress called over to placate him.
- Tigress felt very smug in a tenement yard like this.
- Tigress might have been a termagant, but without her what home could he have?
- Tigress pulled him over, rather like an affectionate elder sister - in - law .
- Tigress could see that something was wrong. She said more affably, " All right, I'll tell you.
- Tigress, far from commiserating, offered her a loan ( repayable later on ) to make herself more presentable.
tigress at the end of sentence
- He was startled by her close resemblance to tigress.
- Suppose the individual is a tigress whose territory has recently been invaded by another tigress.
tigress in the middle of sentence
- A tigress with cubs is on her own.
- The wounded tigress was now roaring double tides.
- Jean can be a real tigress if she feels criticised.
- When he arrived back, tigress was cracking melon seeds to distract herself.
- Assumably, my tigress detect my apprehension, or another reason, I don't know.
- On the sixth day of the New Year , tigress climbed into the bridal sedan - chair.
- A Bengal tigress called Sita rests with one of her trio of six - month - old cubs.
- The dogs had spread themselves around the tigress , who was growling ferosciously.
- Now that she had spoken out, tigress warmed up. " Me, shameless ? Look who's talking !
- He found tigress sitting in the outer room. She glanced at him and her face lengthened.
- During the day, she would drop in to see tigress or stroll outside to advertize herself.
- The little rooms were hot and stifling, and with tigress there he found them suffocating.
- Looked at this way, tigress wasn't mocking him but was honestly showing her concern for him.
- One fine day, this innocent tigress is suddenly tamed by a modest teacher who teaches her to read.
- On yet another attempt to kill the Chowgarh tigress, Corbett relates the following intriguing incident.
- The tigress is quick to surface when your young are threatened and I could face up to any bully to defend my own.
- There is some evidence that a tigress who has killed humans abandons the habit once her family is self-supporting.
- The Trunchbull started advancing slow and soft-footed upon Rupert in the manner of a tigress stalking a small deer.
- I had all this time neither seen nor heard anything; nevertheless, I was convinced that the tigress was watching me.
- Wild tigress Sita, cub gently in mouth, gets her close-up when National Geographic addresses the plight of her species' vanishing habitat and vulnerability to poachers.
