Sentence examples for beast called from inspiring English sources

Centre-stage stands the government, struggling valiantly with a terrible, serpentine beast called Fobaproa.

There was one particular beast called Aggie, who I remember well.

And his "ugly Nauga," the mascot for UniRoyal's Naugahyde, was influenced by a tiny, mythic Japanese beast called a Shishi.

One review, from the Daily Beast, called it "indulgence porn" and "a tabloid's escapist fantasy played out on screen".

"Of the five dragons who had flown with Aenar the Exile from Valyria, only one survived to Aegon's day: the great beast called Balerion, the Black Dread".

To go to the island you hire a Kappa – a mythical Japanese beast – called Kapp'n to sail you over, and every time he sings a different sea shanty.

Tina Brown, the editor of Newsweek and The Daily Beast, calls the cover a "unique seduction point for readers".

Yes, absolutely": Tim Gunn on his new book, "Golden Rules: Life's Little Lessons for Making it Work," which the the Daily Beast calls the "dishiest frock book since 'The Devil Wears Prada.'" On "Hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian" and ten other extremely long English words.

Think pieces galore have already been written about Westworld nakedness, from Kevin Fallon over at the Daily Beast calling the single orgy scene "a waste" to the very legit criticism about the offensive sexualization of host Bart by Kathryn VanArendonk in Vulture.

The film's single strangest element is a marauding herd of apocalyptic beasts called aurochs.

The results were presented on November 14th at the Hadron Collider Physics Symposium held in Paris.LHCb studies the decay of beasts called mesons, which come in a variety of types, or flavours, all containing a quark and an antiquark.