Mange In A Sentence

We found 56 sentences of 'Mange' to help you understand how to use Mange in a sentence.

• Super service, ma copine ne mange pas de viande mais mange des fruits de mer.
• Texas Department of Public Safety spokeswoman Tela Mange said Wednesday.
• For intestinal worms, giardia, mange, ongoing allergies and bilateral knee surgeries.
• Most people recognize Mange because of the scabs, blisters, and bumps.
• Repeated outbreaks of mange ( scab ) have led to large-scale extinctions.
• Presiding judge Mange Deen Tarawallie adjourned the case until April 2.
• She had allergies and mange and her immume system was very compromised.
• My romantic lead should not bring me associations of mange and dingelberries.
• The vegetables were crisp and included broccoli, mange tout, green and red peppers.
• New spines continued to grow in hedgehogs affected by mange and ringworm respectively.
• Got this for our rescued put after she came down with demodectic mange.
• The familytries to go on with everyday life and somehow they mange it.
• mange in guinea pigs is a fairly common condition seen at this surgery.
• Neither Tidmore nor Mange said how many officers would be in the area.
• If they can mange to dumb down their marketing, I think they'll make it.
• Lol et que le prosciutto se mange seulement froid, une chance qu'il est italien.
• Some years ago I remember the foxes in Bristol almost died out from mange.
• It has also been useful for sarcoptic mange ( the veterinary analog of human scabies ).
• For instance, I found a recipe right away to try called Pineapple Mange Smoothie.
• Aling Clara was not exactly allergic to dog mange, but she was to Malathion.
• Crow and Mange founded with this seminal paper a new branch of population genetics.
• Some of the most common dog skin problems include hot spots, Cheyletiella, mange, and ringworm.
• Works wonders for mange, I have tried sever different kinds but this is the best.
• Je n'y ai jamais mange sur place car le cadre ne m'attire pas su tout.
• We can not control that which is outside us, but we can mange ourselves more effectively.
• Yes, external parasites transmissible to man include fleas, sarcoptic mange, the fur mite and ringworm fungi.
• It was intriguing to me how ants mange their colony lives, with foraging and hunting, etc.
• Kande Bure himself was born in Mange Bure, where his father was an influential political figure.
• Her uncle and his family live with her on her estate, and mange everything for her.
• Sarcoptic mange is a widespread parasitic disease among the dingoes of Australia, but is seldom debilitating.
• The buffet had a short line that they could find a better way to mange the people.
• Nate and Adam mange and have been here since I moved in they seriously are the best.
• Revolution is also effective against the common dog tick, fleas, ear mites and sarcoptic mange in dogs.
• Sightings in northern Mexico and the southern United States have been verified as canids afflicted by mange.
• Suppose the kabillions of dollars spent to fight could be used to mange the people so affected.
• Unfortunately for mange it was snowing when I came out, so traffic was at a grinding halt.
• The first was sarcoptic mange which might be caught from rats or mice or from unclean hay.
• The parasitic itch mite burrows into skin and causes sarcoptic mange, mostly seen on even-toed ungulates.
• Although this skin condition is much more prevalent in dogs, cats can and do get the mange.
• As usual Lucian and Vic always mange to steel the spotlight with their sarcastic and abrasive humor.
• Anita is not inclined to help, but they mange to make her an offer she can't refuse.
• Diabetes can be a debilitating disease in some cases and in others it can be hard to mange.
• The negligence they showed her can cost her life if the mange doesn't clear up in 6 mos.
• Le seul hic, pas de permis de boisson donc on mange nos sushis avec un bon verre d'eau.
• Parents in Texas have the option of teaching their kids to drive, says Tela Mange, a DPS spokeswoman.
• When we see dogs with rashes, loss of hair, or sore spots we often think of dog mange.
• Genghis Khan did it with fierce brutality which only the likes of Saddam Hussein or Assad can mange.
• Even if we mange to pull off taking back part of congress, it's not going to heal the divide.
• I played it so much on my ipod so I thought mange they would get it up on amazon.
• Since Demodex Mange lives in the hair follicles of the dog, Ivermectin will kill these mites at the source.
• I did mange to get a copy from the libary, but it took two weeks for them to find it.
• Stress management classes teach you how to effectively cope with, and mange, the stress you experience in life every day.
• But it may have been cruelty that brought near-lameness, scars, mange, and severe malnourishment to the youngster Honey Dew, according to Borgal.
• Demodectic mange in dogs can also be managed with avermectins, although there are few countries which license these drugs, which are given by mouth, daily, for this use.
• Sarcoptic mange is transmissible to humans who come into prolonged contact with infested animals, and is distinguished from human scabies by its distribution on skin surfaces covered by clothing.
• So far, all cryptozoologists have to go on are eyewitness accounts, videos, drawings and a few DNA samples that so far have proven to be mainly from mange-ridden coyotes.