Sentence examples for a creature out of from inspiring English sources

She looked like a creature out of Blake's fantastical engravings.

Kastchei also is mighty strange, a creature out of "À Rebours".

But McNair is a creature out of the Jeff Fisher mold.

"Boogie-woogie" was a creature out of Bernstein's serious-fun world, and Mr. Barnes was my private Bernstein.

"But that you could create different forms of a creature out of the same genome using epigenetics?

I go fishing, which is pulling a creature out of the water by its mouth and watching it writhe on the beach.

Suddenly, a creature popped out of the water in front of me, some kind of seabird, maybe a double-crested cormorant.

Light of voice and foot, sashaying in her white gown like a puppet dragged by invisible strings, this is a creature barely out of childhood: her room is a series of bright pink boxes, each housing a doll.

And I can assure you as a creature woven out of these three demons, there is always a chance of fucking up.

In that instant she seemed a creature straight out of central casting, the lanky Slavic counterpart to Miranda Priestly of "The Devil Wears Prada".

In patches of parkland near a lake, the empty husks of the nymph-stage bugs are everywhere, left behind wherever a creature squeezed out of a gap in its shell like an extraterrestrial in a Ridley Scott movie.