Examples of bark

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If a man walking through the forest barks his shin on a tree stump this is caused not by witchcraft, but by carelessness.
How did the dog that barked climb the tree?
Moving towards culturally competent dementia care: have we been barking up the wrong tree?
Instead of barking and attacking him, though, the dogs greeted him as a friend.
Thus, it is now true that the dog barked (past tense), and now true that the cat is (present tense) alarmed.
Ship was wet everywhere, while the dogs barked like fury.
The cat barked is removed when cat is replaced by the superordinate animal.
He was placed on a garbage wagon, and dragged by a lame horse to the cemetery accompanied by gangs of shouting boys and barking dogs.
A representative sent by a prince to this assembly is like a court hound who barks at the moon.
In bonobos, peep sequences are among the most important vocalizations, and croaks, muffled barks, and panting laughs are used mainly by young individuals.
Slightly rough-barked species with lianas are lower in proportion than rough barked (11.5%) and smooth barked species (7.3%).
The last media are barks that are by-products of lumber industry.
Despite frequent requests, no attempts were ever made on the part of the facilitators to produce electric guitar sounds or barking dogs.
The old dog walked slowly into the room and barked.
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