Examples of using Dingo in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Easy, Dingo.
Dingo and the… Baby!
The Dingo Bar.
Go ahead caller, you're on with Dingo and The Baby.
And Dingo was his name oh!
Alli-gators and dingo babies.
The dingo ate your baby.
If it weren't for me and my crack shooting,you would be fuckin' dingo dinner.
You have known dingo here for what?
The dingo ate my baby" routine.
From the station that reaches the beaches, you're listening to Dingo and The Baby!
A dingo ate my baby!""A Cry in the Dark.".
Call for help, but wait until the dingo is gone before you continue on your way.
Dingo, Canis lupus dingo is native to Australian continent.
Lindy reacted coolly:"I didn't know there were any dingo experts in London.".
Peter, that dingo was meant to eat me, wasn't it?
Barry Cocks testified that the jumpsuit seemed cut,not torn by a dingo.
A dingo is prowling in the shadows, and fruit won't satisfy his appetite.
Barker called Chamberlain's story about the dingo attack"a fanciful lie, calculated to conceal the truth.".
The dingo was the first placental mammal introduced to Australia by humans.
She also testified thatearlier she had been forced to shoo off a dingo that had grabbed her twelve-year old daughter by the arm and pulled.
Face the dingo, then calmly back away(if you are with another person, stand back-to-back).
The dogs which werealso crosses of Smithfield Cattle Dogs and dingo, but the breeds diverged at some point in the late 19th century.
The dingo is a protected species in Queensland's national parks and is usually shy of humans.
Meanwhile, six-year-old Aiden wailed to Sally Lowe,as he showed her the empty bassinet,"The dingo has our Bubby in its tummy.".
If you're threatened by a dingo you should stand still and fold your arms across your chest.
One is that a drover named Timmins from Bathurst, New South Wales,crossed the Smithfield dogs with the dingo, producing a type of working dog called Timmin's Biters.
He asked her to explain how a dingo, shaking a bleeding baby, would not have left large quantities of blood in and around the tent.
Harris said dingo kills in the field produce"very little" blood and that they characteristically shake their heads after taking prey"to break the neck.".