Sentence examples for beast named from inspiring English sources

In 2010, The Daily Beast named it the dumbest of the 55 largest cities in America.

According to legend, a beast named Nian (which can mean year in Chinese) terrorized a village and ransacked its garden.

Like so many shops in the Village, it has a store cat, a moody white robotic beast named Lucy, above.

Or, rather, thank Mr. Lee and the gods of digital imagery, who conjure up a beast — named Richard Parker, for mildly amusing reasons — of almost miraculous vividness.

It doesn't help that Mr. Anderson, whose day job is driving a beast named Grave Digger on the monster-truck circuit, is a rather large fellow.

Horse racing has had 11 Triple Crown winners, but the heavy footsteps of the great red beast named Secretariat reverberate the loudest.

Tinker Bell's friend Fawn (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin), who never met a potentially dangerous creature she didn't adore, immediately befriends the beast, naming him Gruff and helping him to build a series of high stone towers.

The cult, who has regularly pillaged the countryside, is led by a half-man half-beast named Jagu.

The Daily Beast names ten of the past decade's most overlooked books.

Newsweek and the Daily Beast have named Malika as one of "150 Women Who Shake the World".

The beast was named the Jumbocrusier and last inhabited by One Direction, so it was better equipped than pretty much every flat I've paid too much for in London; a lounge downstairs with a small kitchen, two TVs and a table with benches.