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1. It looks like a Pekingese puppy.

2. Then one day Burton showed up with a Pekingese, named E'en So.

3. The old Pekingese lost his roof to live under, however, actually he even lost the life he once owned.

4. Hung - chien's lament over the Pekingese was partly true.

5. Pekingese dogs were and the local fan in the country (vassal State) reveal no doubt that only a simple use of violence in the so-called "law enforcement."

6. My babe want to buy a Pekingese to me as Valentine's day's present, but we can't find one. So we went home empty-handed.

7. Pekingese rush to work riding their black or gray bicycles.

8. The smallest of the palace dogs, Sleeve Pekingese, were carried in the sleeves of the rulers' silk robes, while "commoners" were expected to bow down to the dogs.

9. The Pekingese is a well-balanced, compact dog of Chinese origin with a heavy front and lighter hindquarters.

10. An ill-mannered Pekingese may be welcome[http://Sentencedict.com], while the most placid of Mastiffs is turned away unseen.

11. The Pekingese is a well - balanced, compact dog of a heavy front and lighter hindquarters.

12. Great Wall is for the purpose of defense against the other nationalities, however modern foreign Pekingese Dogs have been cuddled in the Great Wall people's arms.

13. For example, the researchers note that a Collie was shown to have a skull shape that is more different from that of a Pekingese than the skull shape of the cat is from that of a walrus.

14. Soybean milk is the good thing praised by old Pekingese , and is the most representative in the local refections.

15. My parents left me when I was very young to work at the US Embassy in Australia,(sentencedict.com) and I was in Hong Kong on my own. I spent my childhood in a Pekingese Opera School and a Martial Arts School.

16. When I came to Beijing, I became fluent in Pekingese. I could understand Wuxi dialect and Shanghai dialect but could no longer speak any of them fluently.

17. For this reason, Wang Zhong profiled a distressed old Pekingese in front of the ruins of the demolished old Beijing Hutong (alleyway) in his masterpiece.

18. This is a metropolis with long history, with thousands of years of accumulated charm hidden in the defective red walls, in the dark alleys, and in every enthusiastic Pekingese.

19. She has a 9-year-old shih tzu named Annie Lulu after Mills' grandmother, and two Pekingese — 7-year-old Miss Daisy May and 4-year-old Elmer, whom she sometimes calls Fudd.

20. Every last one of you Suns is just like that goddamned little turtle - egg of a Pekingese.

21. I moved to many places later and learned many other kinds of dialects. But Pekingese stayed with me all my life.