The two men fell to the ground, fighting like a couple of wild cats.

Just then two big wild cats came down to the shore They gave us food and water.

We had to pursue and catch them like wild cats.

Originally, many small groups of wild cats live in the forest.

The people were afraid of these wild cats, and the women cried out.

Wild cats were around then, but he took little notice and no one else bothered either, certainly not the government.

There is are large animals except wild cats and pets.

By 1757, soldiers were employed in killing the wild cats.

The forest is home to four Clans of wild cats.

It is home to more than 100 wild cats.

On the other hand, wild cats can become infected for reasons that are just as mysterious.

It seemed that wild cats had somehow learned to live with the virus and not get sick.

The series is about the adventures of wild cats as they try to survive in their forest homes.

When she was younger, she'd watched wild cats stalk field mice.

Wild cats will seldom attack unless desperate; they prefer to run away.

Wild cats, including tigers, are also affected, but with unknown percentage.

Another possible explanation was the presence of wild cats in the area - now depicted on the village sign.

Like many wild cats, ocelots are occasionally kept as pets.

The park is a refuge for bears, wild cats, and lynxes.

Several hundred wild cats and wolves being roasted slowly alive together would not have compared with it.

And then they fought like wild cats most nights, for I heard them at it.'

They start to refine their miaows in a way that wild cats never seem to do.

Genetic analysis of large wild cats like tigers showed that they, too, are missing the 247-pair segment.

Lynx is the name of four species of wild cats.

To his great surprise, it was everywhere, with a vast majority of wild cats carrying the virus.

"Cars from the 1995 and 1996 model years are the problem children for everyone," he said.

:Just as you thought, those are two of your problem children.

Like many problem children, Apple brought its woes on itself.

While there may have been fewer problem children, it also seems that the prospects might be finally using common sense.

Figure on the sheer number of problem children they've got!"

And, occasionally, letting Blade deal with our religious problem children for us, too.

Good parents are less likely to produce problem children than bad parents.

All too often, the math problems children are asked to solve in school seem irrelevant.

And most experts agree that bullying is rarely a problem children can work out on their own.

But it can lead to trouble: many of the problem children I see as a child psychologist are 'precious'.

In short, photographs have long been problem children in the world of art.

"I think last year there were more problem children than this year," Young said.

How else are you going to learn to ignore and decry the problem children?

This movie highlights the problems children of imprisoned mothers go through.

"I'd like to teach theater to underprivileged or problem children."

In this season, the problem children parents switched with new parents for 48hours.

"I've always depended on you to help straighten out problem children.

Those seeking change are focusing less on the issue of women's rights than on the problems children face.

Oh, no it cannot be equal as private schools have the massive advantage of tiny classes and very few problem children to teach.

Because of this insight, she has a knack for putting problem children (such as those who try to get around her rules) in their place.

"We can deal with the children's ultimate disposition later on, after we've insured that there will be no more problem children created here."

It's important for child care workers to look for problems children may have and to tell their parents or guardians.

"To write otherwise would be horribly remiss, given the problems children have today."

He landed in a school for problem children.

But the state might also consider increasing the subsidies it gives to parents who take in problem children, to help them deal with those difficulties."

Yet those "problem children" did not see themselves that way.

Let’s be sure to keep these few problem children in perspective.

It is based on the problems children have and works from their perspective.

At some point, those parents will have to decide what to do about leaving money to their problem children.

Figure on the sheer number of problem children they've got!

"Services and software were the problem children last year," he added.

He has discovered that most problem children have high emotional states.

"The sooner some of them accept they have problem children the better."

All these programmes identify the problems children face and provide solutions for them.

Having a learning support background, I really identified with so many of the discussion points and problems children are working through.

Like many problem children, Apple brought its woes on itself.

I've always depended on you to help straighten out problem children.

Of all the problems children have, giftedness is surely the best one.

"The environmental problems children hear about daily is long and they need a champion.

I could make direct links to the problems children in my class are experiencing.

While there may have been fewer problem children, it also seems that the prospects might be finally using common sense.

Not that that the 49ers have never had problem children on the team before.

And, occasionally, letting Blade deal with our religious problem children for us, too.

Good parents are less likely to produce problem children than bad parents.

I would like to research on the methodology of how the emotional and behavioural problem children learn better.

All too often, the math problems children are asked to solve in school seem irrelevant.

And most experts agree that bullying is rarely a problem children can work out on their own.

An excellent course, really made me open my eyes on language and understand the problems children in my class have.

But it can lead to trouble: many of the problem children I see as a child psychologist are 'precious'.

In short, photographs have long been problem children in the world of art.

Better to get the question marks out of the way now.

But may I ask what the question marks stand for?

People often asked what the three question marks stood for.

But the question marks are there for all to see.

There are question marks in my mind about several of the others.

And question marks on a few players still at the club.

There are question marks, of course, when people ask questions.

But from what I read, there are some real question marks.

The south side of 42d Street still has some question marks on it.

There are also question marks over some of the other key areas in today's report.

There are just too many question marks for Washington to be at least 8-8.

And there are a lot of questions marks over that.

There are a lot of question marks on this one.

Some of the times and notes had question marks in red.

Again, there are question marks over the time available for that.

Question marks remain over how quickly they can do this and at what price.

But he leaves huge question marks - and much to do.

That's been one of the question marks with this organization.

Question marks over the trust have been raised for years.

The questions marks at the end represent 14, when you add everything up.

Obviously, we have some question marks, and that's why people either put us down at 12th or whatever.

"I think there are too many question marks in the proposed offer."

Big question marks hang over what will happen to China.

Political will aside, there are big question marks over technology.

Nelson had been one just three question marks in recent days.

I've heard of wild cats like that who live outside.

The two men fell to the ground, fighting like a couple of wild cats.

We had to pursue and catch them like wild cats.

Despite being wild cats, they have also long been kept as pets in Europe.

The people were afraid of these wild cats, and the women cried out.

Just then two big wild cats came down to the shore from the mountains.

On Tuesday he announced a new count of wild cats.

There is are large animals except wild cats and pets.

The forest is home to four Clans of wild cats.

The farthest any of those wild cats travelled was 23 miles.

On the other hand, wild cats can become infected for reasons that are just as mysterious.

I wonder how many wild cats are like this.

I am afraid of cougars, wild cats that could kill you.

It seemed that wild cats had somehow learned to live with the virus and not get sick.

It was a hard day but the Wild Cats beat the other schools and got first place.

The series is about the adventures of wild cats as they try to survive in their forest homes.

They left out cat food to attract wild cats to the junk yard.

The site's name means "stone heap of the wild cats" in Arabic.

“He told me they were wild cats killed by hunters or peasants.

When she was younger, she'd watched wild cats stalk field mice.

Wild cats will seldom attack unless desperate; they prefer to run away.

Wild cats, including tigers, are also affected, but with unknown percentage.

Another possible explanation was the presence of wild cats in the area - now depicted on the village sign.

Daisy is reading a fantasy book about wild cats.

Like many wild cats, ocelots are occasionally kept as pets.