The phrase "a monkey from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a monkey's origin or location, often in a narrative or descriptive manner.
Example: "There was a fascinating story about a monkey from the jungle who learned to communicate with humans."
Alternatives: "a monkey originating from" or "a monkey hailing from".
Mottershead brings home a parrot and a monkey from the docks, because the dockmaster is about to chloroform the tiny simian into next week.
Their plane lands in The Hague, and it is revealed that the Peace Prize announcement was a ruse to bring Krusty there so he could be tried by the International Court of Justice for his deplorable public behavior over the years, such as dropping a monkey from the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and stealing the act from a local clown in The Hague.
Never purchase a monkey from outside the country.
It's illegal to ship a monkey from outside the United States.
"It's my first time ever recovering a monkey from a prostitute," Detective Rick Lowe told FOX12.
That led to speculation that Iran might have tried to cover up a failed space mission by displaying a different monkey from the one that made a 150-mile round trip into the thermosphere.
A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 StoTakeo Take Monkey From a Brooklyn Family The state has won permission to take Cookie, a diana monkey, from the home of a Brooklyn family and place her into an animal rescue program at the Detroit Zoo.
He's a squirrel monkey from the Central American rainforest.
Before you know it, their group has expanded to include Skip Doug Carpenterr), a grease monkey from the wrong side of the tracks and Lois (Victoria Matlock of The Marvelous Wonderettes), the daughter of the car dealership owner and the gal they all fall for.
And the Baron would remember his laughing wife; the son and heir marry the love of his life – Amen – the priest lead everyone across the fields, when the feast was finished, to church, to kneel, give thanks, while a boy and a monkey swang from the bell.
Once, I even saw a monkey swinging from the vines.
