bush dog

常見(jiàn)例句

An Iraqi journalist was wrestled to the floor by security guards after he called Mr Bush "a dog" and threw his footwear, just missing the president.
一名伊拉克記者辱罵布什是“一條狗”，接著便將自己腳上的鞋子投向?qū)Ψ剑瑑e幸并未命中；襲擊者隨即被保安人員制伏。
The television reporter – whose actions have made him a star in the Arab world – called Bush a "dog" and said he was angry at the US occupation of his country.
該電視臺(tái)記者管布什叫“狗”，并說(shuō)他對(duì)美國(guó)人占領(lǐng)他的國(guó)家感到憤怒。因?yàn)樗倪@一行動(dòng)，該記者已經(jīng)成了阿拉伯世界的明星。
An Iraqi reporter called visiting Bush a "dog" in Arabic on Sunday and threw his shoes at him during a news conference in Baghdad. Iraqi security officers and U.
一名伊拉克記者稱(chēng)布什來(lái)訪(fǎng)周日在阿拉伯語(yǔ)“狗”，扔在他在巴格達(dá)的一個(gè)新聞發(fā)布會(huì)上他的鞋。

And President George W.Bush's Scottie dog Barney had his own Web cam series on the White House Web site.

They were thoroughly humiliated by Bush senior's attack dog, the late Lee Atwater, who used everything from the state of Boston harbour to the activities of Willie Horton, a murderer and rapist, to destroy Mr Dukakis.
ECONOMIST: A curse on both their houses
For the most part, however, the additional homeland attacks we all imagined after September 2001 - and which President George W. Bush once described as his greatest nightmare - are a story of the dog that did not bark.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy
To be fair, they have sometimes tried, only to find the media pushing the debate off into semi-childish abstractions—Mr Bush's rudeness to a journalist, Mr Gore's inventions about his dog's medicine.
ECONOMIST: Lights, camera, action