Sentence examples for angry beast from inspiring English sources
But then a more familiar version of Rafa reappeared: the fighter, angry beast.
In a memorable phrase from the early 1990s, he described the world's climate as an "angry beast" that we're continuing to poke through growing emissions of CO2.
The angry Beast appears and tells the merchant the theft will be paid for with his life.
"If you're living with an angry beast, you shouldn't poke it with a sharp stick," he says.
In our lifetimes, the ozone hole will be closed in the stratosphere while the increasingly angry beast of climate rages below.
For in the 20 years or more since he took over the Labour reins, that angry beast "the Tory press" has lain dormant in its lair.
Who are really the angry beasts?
Among the logos and mascots of the sixty-eight teams that did, there is, save for a few holdouts, a bland field of angry beasts promising to bite, scratch, or otherwise disembowel their opponents.
Teenagers often think that this in the time in their lives when they should rebel against the authority and become angry beasts at their parents.
I used to always talk about the angry climate beast and one day [Lamont scientist] Dorothy Peteet's husband found that thing on the side of some Rockland County road.
A 10-foot stuffed snake, rescued from a roadside as a stand-in for the angry climate beast, adorns the wall leading to his office, which is guarded by a garden lion statue.
