The phrase 'beast for' is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not have a specific meaning and is not a commonly used phrase.
Bolt had nicknamed Blake the "Beast" for his indefatigable training.
Abraham tells Isaac, "God will provide himself with a young beast for a sacrifice, my son".
Still, that didn't stop everyone from wanting to chill out with Beast for a little bit.
You need just a small beast for this recipe, about the size of a grapefruit.
Here is an unlikely beast for your menagerie: the celebrity librarian.
Trowel and Error by Alan Titchmarsh Barbie's Beauty and the Beast (for my granddaughter).
"I mean, that's what's fun: Hey, let's go do 'Beauty and the Beast' for Broadway.
Durant said he avoided feeding the news media beast for fear that it would inevitably swallow him.
"You can't get mad about that; the guy's been a beast for however many years," McGehee said, referring to Ramirez.
The horse is owned by a farmer who depends on this ailing beast for his livelihood. 1 June.
We cannot expect the Catholic Church to change overnight: it is too big a beast for one man to do such a thing.
