Sentence examples for a monkey called from inspiring English sources

Her friends, among them a monkey called Larry, try to cheer her up, but to no avail.

A smaller epidemic caused by HIV-2, a virus that comes originally from a monkey called the sooty mangabey, is raging in West Africa.

(Another human AIDS virus, not that closely related, and known as HIV-2, comes from a monkey called the sooty mangabey).

Unlike HIV-1, which seems to be a chimpanzee virus that leapt the species barrier to infect people, HIV-2 came from a monkey called the sooty mangabey.

That changed in 1952 when a monkey called Yorick, along with 11 mice, survived a US Air Force missile flight to an altitude of 236,000 feet – more than seven times the height of a commercial flight.

In an unnervingly bizarre series of vignettes, Elvis and his friends (and a monkey called Scatter) go on the rampage, exterminating fans and enemies alike with a range of lethal weapons.

He peppers the book with revelatory vignettes conveying the surprising ways this world is different from ours, as when a monkey calls a nature photographer a "perv" and shoos him away.

At his death at 61 in 1933, Mizner, a portly California transplant whose constant companion was a spider monkey called Johnnie Brown, left an exotic stamp whose popularity has yet to wane.

At first, Mr Obama attended a Catholic school and had a pet monkey called Tata (given to him by his stepfather), which he remembers fondly in his memoir Dreams from my Father.

Several years ago, she nursed back to health a spider monkey called Yeyo, found by the police in a puddle of his own blood after being beaten by its owner.

Set in the distant future, it begins with an amnesiac, Verloc Nim, being handed his diary by a robot monkey called Churchill.