I screamed, just before the slavering, blood-soaked mouth closed on my head.

"That thing drove this gentle girl to become a slavering, killing beast.

There's only so much slavering and howling one can do, you know, before it loses its effectiveness."

Tomorrow he would be in the slavering, and the day after he could be facing the gelders.

A chomping, or a slavering of drool?

No league in the world is enriched by a wretched pack of slavering Neanderthals like Stoke.

Soon the first of the devil-dogs were rushing up the incline, their beak-jaws slavering and their talons rattling on stone.

It's a hackneyed old thing - a tale of innocents endlessly pursued by slavering, venal, bad guys who wish only to rob and debase them.

To subdue the slavering, deranged animal, Stephen desperately rams his fist deep into its throat so that it can't bite down on his hand with full force.

A round-table discussion by conservative women produced the usual slavering over W. in his flight suit and Rummy in his gray suit.

He fell heavily, landing on his back, with Groul on top, slavering and snarling and trying to stab Gerard with the dagger.

Those slavering for a fight of glorious proportions were listening intently to the running commentary on the festering row between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.

I could visualise those empty eyes now hot and greedy for the suffering of others, I could almost visualise the wolf-like slavering of that twisted grinning mouth.

Walt Disney also suggested that Shere Khan, the villain of the piece, was aristocratic and regal rather than the slavering, growling heavy that he had been in development.

He could not believe what he saw, not even when a snarling animal, slavering with rage, came at a lumbering gallop to stand beside him, a second animal on its heels.

Less mature, less comprehensively researched accounts of leprosy, with their slavering, rococo descriptions of the disease's horrid physical toll, generate, at their basest, revulsion, and at best, pity.

We could see the gloating of their obscene eyes and the slavering of their greedy mouths, as they dug their filthy talons into our flesh and dragged us roughly toward the fire.

About the feet of his mount the perytons milled, not quite daring to look in their master's face, but staring and slavering at the sight of Kit and Nita, waiting the command to course their prey.

The slavering, wine-swilling owner of the ship is entertaining his equally boozy, ludicrously endowed mistress over dinner, while below deck a lame coal stoker tries to stem the first streaming leaks of water with his crutches.

But what they also show, without any semblance of doubt, is that Francois Truffaut - whether or not prowling along the perilous edge of obsession - was a decent, generous and caring man in a working world too often peopled by slavering monsters.

It is amusing that he could mistake Brando's ludicrous and perfunctory posturing as some controlled experiment in caricature and parody, but the homoerotic slavering over Val Kilmer is infantile and unbecoming of anyone who is supposed to make informed aesthetic judgments.

At first it trickled as a rivulet, but soon other fonts of corruption emptied into its waters - the tears of sacrifices being led to bloodstained altars, the ink spilled in penning assassins' orders, the slavering of mad dogs, and the bile of savage, power-hungry monarchs.

Possibility No. 1: Mr. Seymour will issue a statement saying that the grand jury has decided not to indict anybody, and that the time and effort expended in the investigation shows how an individual in this country, no matter how well connected, can get a fair shake despite the hypocritical slavering of media ethicists.

But by then it was after me, roaring and slavering.

He beat upon the bars and slavered at the mouth.

And slavered all over her with a huge, wet tongue.

It slavered from behind his eyes with a great force of malice and wrong.

The creature whirled and came slavering after him once more.

The outreach workers retreated, with the dog slavering just a few feet away.

He could feel the beast inside him slavering for another taste of degradation.

He offered her the pen back: it was chewed and slavered on.

"Well, let the menfolk take care of them They're the ones who are slavering."

"The dire beast that comes in the night with slavering jaws."

"There was no young woman available," the Marshal slavered and sobbed.

I shouted, not without a certain amount of slavering and foaming.

His jaws were split wide so that the inside was visible, slavering.

Around him stalked black wolves with red eyes and slavering jaws.

One reason is that Hillary stands aloof, hard to get, while all the others are slavering for support.

She might have curbed a hound slavering for a kill.

Practically slavering in anticipation, but getting just a bit afraid."

It's like being inside a zoo with all the predators in the world slavering just the other side of the bars.

They sat facing each other for a moment, ignoring the mumbling, slavering old man between them.

They fled screaming through the dark from red eyes and slavering fangs.

If they have a big enough offer, even the hottest and most beautiful maiden will be slavering to get it.

The surf slavered through them as though waiting to tear our bodies to pieces.

The first symptoms are fever, slavering and growling like a dog.

They slavered after troikas, hoping someone would drop out for lunch.

"I figured you had killer elves slavering on your trail."

Hands are not so easy come by for a slaver.

Perhaps he should just go back to being a slaver.

Those were slavers on their way back from the countries down south.

He had just known it was the right thing, to go after those Slavers.

"Might I not have been a slaver, or one who did work with them?"

By the end of 1891 the threat from the slavers had been seen off.

There were none, and his first thought was of slavers.

The slavers you seek are not far from here, white woman.

However, the third group, the slavers, made quite an impact upon them.

But at least he could take a few more of the slavers with him if it came to a fight.

We're doing something here and it's necessary that I act like a slaver.

"You'll be running out of front men in a little while," he told the slaver.

We have never emerged from the times of the slavers.

However, the former slaver was never part of the Navy.

He had come to like the slaver, particularly after seeing him fight.

Had slavers not taken her I would have been a farmer.

The slavers would turn out the whole garrison in the city's defense.

This stupid slaver will pay for what she has done.

"Why should a slaver give away the use of his properties?"

And the daughter of a slaver would have no trouble finding a market for me.

Nobody in the room spoke for a long time, until one of the slavers stood.

At the end, the slaver rose to his feet and pointed to one of the women.

Indeed, he was the youngest slaver I had yet known.

My father took out a lot of slavers when he died."

"You were brought by slavers to this world," I said.