Sentence examples for a creature of this from inspiring English sources
But as he takes his place in the venerable line of Leifs and Shauns who have ruled the Tiger Beat princedom, he is also a creature of this era: a talented boy discovered first by fans on YouTube, then cannily marketed to them through a fresh influx of studiedly raw videos on the Web site.
Those close to Bush say his way of showing the world that he was not a creature of this Southern Svengali was to choose Dan Quayle as Vice President and John Sununu as chief of staff - both appointments that Baker resisted.
He said: "The charter is a creature of this government.
It's a bit surprising that I have the occasion to say this, because she is, without a doubt, a creature of this culture.
Hoover was a creature of the engineering division of this milieu.
But this will merely persuade a lot of Iraqis that the unelected Mr Allawi, lacking enough loyal soldiers of his own, is in the end a creature of the Americans.In this section Exit Arafat After Fallujah The nuclear route Where does the buck stop?
Startle a creature of the deep with this superbright underwater flashlight.
He is, as Ms Kamarck (one of his chief government reinventors) gushingly says, "a creature of the next century".To illustrate this futurism, Mr Gore's advisers draw attention to his record before he became vice-president.
