The wolves were at his heels, snarling and snapping like angry dogs.

Tremors chased each other through his stomach like a pack of angry dogs.

The chaise rolled on and the shepherds, with their angry dogs, were left behind.

The still angry dogs could be heard howling outside.

The two men eyed each other like angry dogs, eager to spring at each other's throats.

Thousands are bitten every year by angry dogs, and how few cases of hydrophobia you hear about.

Risks surrounded her like angry dogs.

The crowd turned upon them, the men on the outskirts clenching their fists, showing their teeth like angry dogs.

Mark Twain braved sinking ships, angry dogs and rabid reviewers to bring his lucrative lecture tour to New Zealand.

He could hear the Dragons turning on one another, hear them snarling and fighting like angry dogs, hissing like snakes.

This is a time for beasts, Jaime reflected, for lions and wolves and angry dogs, for ravens and carrion crows.

It was always very exciting biking past several hundred hungry, emaciated, mange-ridden, angry dogs while swinging a fish past their snouts.

Instead, the new trailer satisfies itself with flicking at the thematic edges King's literary universe, from angry dogs to darkened sewers.

He felt anything but hilarious when he saw the pack of angry dogs dancing and leaping about him, barking in a wildly discordant chorus.

Even if you're not planning to don above-the-knee brown shorts and brave angry dogs, you might still have a chance to drive a hydraulic hybrid.