1.   And he also tacks on the zinger that makes the dog bark in College Station.

2.   As dogs bark and blow dryers rage and owners fret, I ask Mary Beth Bradley why she drives long distances to show her eight border terriers.

3.   Dog barks can be noisy, harmonic or a combination of the two, depending on their context and purpose, said Feddersen-Petersen.

4.   Dog barks can be noisy, harmonic or a combination of the two, depending on their context and purpose.

5.   His poems could be set anywhere trees grow, jazz plays, dogs bark, but Collins himself has been set in New York.

6.   Suddenly, you hear a dog bark and you switch your attention to seeing if the animal means to bite.

7.   The dog then barks.

8.   The dogs bark, but the Nina, the Pinta, and Santa Maria sail on.

9.   The encampment at Sardis falls asleep to a distant dog bark and the last call to prayer from the mosque down the valley.

10.   Two mangy dogs bark and growl, but most keep quiet in beds of dust they have made for themselves in the shade.