I've seen him tear out another dog's jugular in one leap.

Kazan was sorry that his master had returned, dazed and bleeding, after he had torn McCready's jugular.

In a snarling mass the pack closed in from behind, and the doe went down, with Kazan half under her body, his fangs sunk deep in her jugular.

Kazan's inch-long fangs should have sunk deep in its jugular.

But in a fractional part of a second the lynx had thrown itself back like a huge soft ball, and Kazan's teeth buried themselves in the flesh of its neck instead of the jugular.

He was fighting clawsclaws that ripped like twenty razor-edged knives, and which even a jugular hold could not stop.

It would take a fresh grip to reach the jugular, and suddenly Kazan made the deadly lunge.

In the first or second of these fights on the trap-line, Kazan would probably have been disemboweled or had his jugular vein cut open, had the fierce cats been free.

It was Gray Wolf's terrible hold that gave him time to tear through the half-inch hide, and to bury his teeth deeper and deeper, until at last they reached the jugular.

Just as he had held to the jugular of his first buck on that moonlight night a long time ago, so he held to the old bull now.

An inch deeper, and they would have pierced his jugular.

Thus clinched, with Kazan's long teeth buried almost to the beaver's jugular, they plunged down into the deep water of the pond.

Kazan's fangs sank into his soft jugular.

The first of these doubts may be solved satisfactorily by the bright and dilated appearance of the eye; the quality of the fore-quarter can always be guaranteed by the blue or healthy ruddiness of the jugular, or vein of the neck; while the rigidity of the knuckle, and the firm, compact feel of the kidney, will answer in an equally positive manner for the integrity of the hind-quarter.

'No, Sir; there is not much pain, if the jugular vein be properly cut.'

81.Showing the Carotid Artery and Jugular Vein on the Right Side, with Some of their Main Branches.

Delivering the numbing blow with his mighty fore paw, he fastens on the throat of the animal he has felled, and invariably tries to tear open the jugular vein.

"Would you have a man turn cherub when he has escaped having his jugular slashed by a margin of two or three inches?

Still the black fought, his gaping and bleeding jaws powerless now as the grizzly closed his own huge jaws on the jugular.

Windpipe, food-pipe, carotid, jugular, half a dozen smaller, but still formidable, vessels, a great braid of nerves, each as big as a lamp-wick, spinal cord,ought to kill at once, if at all.

One complete round was executed by us, first on the shoulder beyond the pommel; secondly, on the neck; thirdly, between the ears; fourthly, between the forelegs, in a place called the counter, with our arms round the jugular veins of the flying phenomenon, and our toes in the air.

Jones pressed his thumbs into the neck of the sufferer, as he called to an assistant-supervisor to run to the hospital for Dr. Almeida, hoping to be able to close the severed jugular from which welled an appalling stream of blood.

Curiouser and curiouser, a book in the jugular vein.

The carriage was open to receive him, and they would have pushed him in, but he suddenly took a pruning knife from his pocket, and drew it three times across his throat with such force that it severed the jugular vein instantly, and he fell dead on the pavement.

He pressed his thumb against the throttle, his second finger hard against the jugular, and the tongue rolled over the teeth, the congested eyes bulged.