Sentence examples for a huge monkey from inspiring English sources

For me to finally get it done on Sunday in a major, it's a huge monkey off my back".

I mean, who would cast a huge monkey as the hero's right-hand-man if they weren't out to lunch?" Isn't it d-d-d-dodgy mentioning LSD? Nick: "But we are a supremely dodgy band".

But it added so many micos that rather than celebrating, President Juan Manuel Santos is now struggling to get a huge monkey off his back.As passed, the reform will strip the Supreme Court of the power to investigate allegations of crimes committed by legislators.

It's become a huge monkey on the back of the players, and the goal that meant the 7th straight loss was met by all the players collapsing to the ground in exhaustion/frustration and 19 year old defender Doneil Henry trying to hold back tears in his post game interview.

Pragmatically, Justice Stephen Breyer wondered aloud whether ordering separate sentencing hearings in this case would be like "throwing a huge monkey wrench" in other criminal prosecutions -- such as cases involving gangs, where joint proceedings are very common and save a great deal of time and resources. .

With this jacket, even my huge monkey arms can't reach that far.

"We would expect a gamble such as this to be for a huge band like Arctic Monkeys, not Burial," spokesman Rupert Adams said in a statement.

Out there on the long, demanding fairways of the Green Monkey was a huge struggle: I hacked, heaved, slashed and, when the struggle became too much, I cheated - by moving the ball, when my playing partners were not looking, to improve my position or, wait for it, in the argot, my 'lie'lie

Ms. Beldock designed five wallpapers, made by Stark (which will now produce them for sale), including a huge tropical print embedded with monkeys for the Great Room, top right.

Look at evidence: against the odds he won the "Battle of Brazil", with his director's cut winning international plaudits; 12 Monkeys was a huge box-office hit with enduring mainstream appeal; even that damned Don Quixote project is now back up and running again with Robert Duvall in the saddle.

Human error in dealing with monkeys is a huge problem, obviously, as the government's Forest Department spends most of its cash on feeding them.