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    Use "trixie" in a sentence

    trixie example sentences

    trixie


    1. One thing he did notice at the clinic was Dr Hancox’s flirtatious nurse Trixie


    2. Trixie, his ever attentive nurse was standing there with the loosest buttons imaginable


    3. own rules often enough that Trixie knew she could curl up and


    4. to let Trixie out


    5. Trixie stood in the open door,


    6. Trixie picked up the handle of the leash and carried it in her


    7. He had ordered the ultimate dog lovers interior because Trixie


    8. No, Jason would never have considered Trixie


    9. Trixie was his pal, and he


    10. He could use that as an excuse to take Trixie for a

    11. Trixie settled into her special seat and Jason started the


    12. Trixie whined and he turned back to keying directions into


    13. that he could pull Trixie into his arms


    14. Trixie perked up her ears and stared out the window as they passed


    15. “Wanna come with or stay?” Trixie put her head back


    16. been the instinct that had awakened Trixie


    17. address into the navi-com for the return ride when Trixie jumped


    18. Trixie whined and pressed on the Navicomp with her paw


    19. Trixie had a big grin on her face and her


    20. Tomorrow was Friday and he thought that Trixie needed a long

    21. back to Siberia and Trixie would be once again left in the care of


    22. was tossed on its side by the earthquake, he told her how Trixie had


    23. And so it was that a black female cat that they after much arguing called Trixie entered the household


    24. “I can’t stay very long, Tyler,” said Trixie, looking around anxiously


    25. Trixie covered her mouth


    26. Standing on the other side was Trixie and a guy whose features were similar


    27. “Oh, God, where are my manners? I forgot to introduce you,” said Trixie, raising her hand


    28. She covers her tracks well,” said Trixie


    29. “Definitely looks like a party,” whispered Trixie, as dozens of shadows moved behind the curtained windows of the house


    30. “Splendid idea,” smiled Trixie

    31. “What happened to them?” gasped Kala, staring at Bailey and Trixie, who were now both, apparently, unconscious


    32. “Are you okay?” I asked Trixie, as Bailey held her up


    33. “What about Bailey and Trixie?” asked Kala


    34. We walked into the main store, where Tyler sat with Bailey and Trixie


    35. "Trixie used to tell me I read too much," she said aloud


    36. Ingrid found her thoughts doubling back to Trixie Keefer, a lanky girl with short red hair and a wide mouth that was always ready to laugh


    37. Trixie liked to walk around the stores, filling her cart up with all the things she wished she had the money to buy; when she was finished, she would then abandon the loaded cart in the middle of the aisle


    38. But she also remembered Trixie Keefer and Danielle Brewner--high school friends like Scott who had drifted away, but who, unlike Scott, had yet to find their way back


    39. Trixie and Danielle, on the other hand, would be making the very most of their freedom


    40. "Trixie Keefer!" She gave her friend a hug and they both laughed for a minute over how long it had been

    41. Trixie looked across the lounge at Scott, who was hanging his jacket on a hook near the bar


    42. It had been almost a year since she'd talked to Trixie, but the edge in her humor was still as tart and precise as the pixie haircut she wore


    43. "You know an awful lot, Trixie


    44. "Trixie you met Scott once a couple years ago


    45. Scott this is Trixie Keefer


    46. Ingrid warned Trixie to close her mouth before she wound up swallowing a midge


    47. "Trixie this is Houston," Ingrid smiled, "please come in


    48. She had sent her daughter over to a region of ogres and vampires, because doubtless she had seen the very same things in her that Trixie had


    49. "It wasn't quite like that, Trixie, but you're close


    50. She had sent her daughter over to region of ogres and vampires, because doubtless she had seen the very same things in her that Trixie had


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