Sentence examples for asking a monkey from inspiring English sources

If you're trying to choose a ticker symbol for a new venture, there's nothing wrong with asking a monkey to throw darts at a board filled with possibilities — as long as the board is filled with symbols like WUBA, OCIP, and LEAF rather than BRX, SRLP, and MVNR.

Anne was always asking for a monkey or a raccoon.

I'm much happier to grab a local and ask a stupid question (Do monkeys talk with their tails? Do you eat albino children in these parts? Both legitimate questions in context, honestly) rather than tick off a sight.

The story consists of the jackass asking the monkey, who is reading a book, things like, "Can it tweet?" and "Can you make the characters fight?" To which the monkey says, over and over, "No.

Next time you're looking for investment advice, you might be better off asking the monkey at your local zoo rather than a fund manager, a March study suggests.

By the way, bread will not appear automatically, but simply asking for monkey bread will work wonders.

It also describes a preview at which a girl asked if that was a "monkey" on the screen.

A Lukas-trained horse had not won here since Aug. 2. When asked if he felt a monkey had been taken off his back with Regent Gold's victory, Lukas was a little defiant.

If a monkey asks for a banana, you must give him a banana and not an apple.

"Why did you steal the nametags?" Mizuki asked the monkey.

"Well — what sort of bad things came with my name?" Mizuki asked the monkey.