The Alphabet Alliteration Game

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Alliteration is the repeated occurrence the same letter sound at the beginning of several words in the same phrase.
For example: Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers.

RULES:
Your objective in this game is to generate a complete sentence using at least 5 words with the same letter sound at the beginning. The letter you will use is determined alphabetically. So, I will start with the letter A. The next person will use the letter B, the next will use the letter C, and so on. After Z, it will cycle back to A again.

Ready?
Here we go.

Alvin Ate Apples All Afternoon.

Biting brought Becca bounding by, curious, cause crunching creates cancer. Don't do dreaming, dare devil. Every evil eye eats endings. Fascinated feline feeling four feet, getting green grass growing, gladdening her hairless head. Had he inched into its inner icing.....

I'd like to reframe your excellent post as simply this sentence, per the rules of the game.
Each person uses only one letter for one sentence.

So, next poster, please use the letter C.
Thank you.

chickens can't count conniving cats

Dude, don't drop dead ducks.

every evening elephants eat eggs

Fat farmers frown for ferocious felines.

Gorgeous girls grudgingly grow great green grape groves.

^^ Happy hippos hate hairy heroes hopping hard.

I inherantly intuit iritating i's in infuriating ideas.

Jolly Jim Judges Jumping Jackels.

Ugly unicyclists urinate under umbrellas.

Very volatile vodka virtually vanquishes violet, velvet vampires.

Kindergarden kids kiss kleptomaniac kings

Lazy ladybugs lie limply loose.

Please check the rules before posting. Adhere to the alphabetical sequence.
Here's letter M:


Many moose mate merrily, mild May mornings.


Now... the next person does letter N, and so on.
Thanks.