Sentence examples for a creature could be from inspiring English sources

By leaving out the genes for the sugar-forming pathways that normally use these hydrogen ions, such a creature could be made to devote all its energies to producing hydrogen.

In fact, the naked mole rat shares more than just its looks with a penis: Where you might say the penis is nature's key to creating life, this ugly phallus of a creature could be mankind's key to eternal life.

Thus it is not surprising that in his Quodlibet II, q. 3 of Lent, 1286, Godfrey was asked to determine whether the world or any creature could be or exist from eternity.

ONCE upon a time, behind the door of almost every ranch house on almost every suburban street in America, a beautiful creature could be found.

For example, a "happy hobbit creature" could be described as a "exhilarated minuscule creature from The Shire," and a sad wizard could be a "mourning magician".

Mr Strachan said: "It's a fine specimen and is already proving popular with visitors who often find it difficult to believe that such an exotic-looking creature could be living around our coastline".

If you had seen her, I am convinced that you would recoil in horror at the thought that this frightful creature could be a daughter of our Tsar".

If that elephant carries the baby mammoth to term -- voila, a cloned copy of the extinct creature could be born.

The story repeats itself with variations in the case of Mr. Day's green porphyry sphinx carved in Rome in the Egyptian style possibly at the end of the first century A.D. Looked at from a distance, with its decidedly spoofy touch, the human-headed feline creature could be mistaken for an 18th- or 19th-century poor imitation of the Ancient Egyptian style.

But no creature could be such an exemplar.

The scripts and storyboards will soon be written here, although how writers, of all creatures, could be housed in such a cathedral is beyond my ken.