bear in the woods造句

• "There's a bear in the woods ."
• It just turned out that there was a bigger bear in the woods.
• Americans are also not alone hunting bears in the woods, as Kagan suggests.
• Nobody learned anything except there's a dead bear in the woods ."
• In fact, people may pass black bears in the woods and never see them hunkered down in the ferns.
• The bear in the woods ? " he asked, referring to notable advertisements from past Republican presidential campaigns.
• The next morning, state rangers found the wounded bear in the woods near the Flynn home and killed it.
• Last month, Ron Smith spotted a black bear in the woods, just outside his home on Sauerkraut Road outside Wardensville.
• Two of the more memorable ads it produced were commonly known as " Bear in the woods " and " Morning in America ".
• Bear in the Woods was published in 2010, its follow-up Below the Thunder in 2013 and Not Single Spies in 2015.
• Bears in the woods : The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the busiest park in the country, drawing about 10 million visitors a year.
• "There is a bear in the woods " continues to be a popular phrase to invoke when a potential problem looms on the horizon, especially in political circles.
• A campaign aide said the commercial was inspired by an ad Ronald Reagan ran in 1984 that showed a bear in the woods and questioned whether Democrat Walter Mondale was fit to stand against the Soviet empire.
• "She is the big bear in the woods, and so long as she's in the way, anybody who wants to run ( in 2008 ) can't consider it . " _ _ _=
• He was the co-founder of "'Bears in the Wood "'a small chain of retail stores in the San Francisco Bay Area which served as the showrooms for furniture that he both designed and built.
• The ad was written and narrated by ad man Hal Riney, who also wrote and narrated Reagan's resonant " Bear in the woods " ad ( titled " Bear " ) as well as his " America's Back " ad.
• State fish and game officials contend there are far too many bears in the woods and towns of northwestern New Jersey and have proposed a six-day hunt in early December _ the state's first since 1970 _ that would be open to 10, 000 hunters.
• COOKBOOK : Read Dian Thomas'" Recipes for Roughing It Easy, " and you just know that if she was menaced by a bear in the woods, it'd take her about 10 minutes to produce bear burgers and a rug without working up a sweat.
• Koop wrote that camp officials, trying to discourage escape attempts, had tried to strike fear into the prisoners by telling horror stories not only of wild bears in the woods, but also of of French-speaking people in the forests who carried rifles and " were half-wild, hostile people ."