Sentence examples for alien eating from inspiring English sources

To the Americans, the whole experience was impossibly alien: eating with chopsticks, the foreign dinner etiquette, the food cut up into small pieces, the mysterious ingredients, the multitude of courses, etc., etc.

The looks of mild curiosity I received when I fumbled my way through beginner's magic tricks paled in comparison with the downright stupefaction I was rewarded with when I used my drawing skills to turn a blank sheet of paper into a Corvette, a spaceship or an alien eating our homeroom teacher.

Children loved Hendra's hilarious naming of her feelings when she started writing but found aliens eating her pencils.

She also let me and her daughter read whatever she was teaching; I remember Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton and a short story that ended with aliens eating a mean man with a prominent Adam's apple, the aliens having been confused by a dictionary definition of a turkey, with its wattle**.** She called me Pumpkin and she also often called her daughter Pumpkin.

The aliens ate their own!

Vital Children's Theater is presenting their current production, "The Ballad of Irving the Frog and Other Stories," a hilarious revue in which the pirates impersonate everything from "the meanest, most stinkiest baby sitter" (the invention of Hannah Wittleder), to a teacher alien who eats lunch through his ear (dreamed up by Ethan Slusser).

In the late 90s, Robert Rodriguez's aliens-ate-my-teachers movie The Faculty, and the blue-tinted gorefest in space Event Horizon, helped set nu-horror in motion.

Alien vertebrates can eat and disperse alien mycorrhizal fungi that are obligatory symbionts of alien Pinus species, thus, allowing the establishment of the symbiosis outside the introduction area (Nuñez and Dickie 2014).

It has been widely reported that "The Good Wife" may be entering its final season; Robert and Michelle King are working on a new show, "BrainDead," in which a Capitol Hill staffer discovers that aliens have eaten the brains of many members of Congress.

I'm not talking, of course, about the things that reach directly for your throat and, in their immediacy, scare the hell out of you -- not the sharks who took millions of homes in the foreclosure crisis or the aliens who ate so many jobs in recent years or even the snakes who snatched food stamps from needy Americans.

Blah, blah, blah, aliens are fighting and eating rubbish.