Sentence examples for big baboon from inspiring English sources
Ruth's slugging thrilled the crowds, broadened baseball's appeal and filled the stands, but for McGraw he was a mere slugger, "the Big Baboon" or "the Big Ape .Ty Cobb, a rival baseball star, was even ruder.
His teammates nicknamed him "the Big Baboon", a name the swarthy Ruth, who had disliked the nickname "Niggerlips" at St . Marys, detested.
While the speaker is describing his opponent as a "shallow-brained, slack-jawed liar, a bull ape of Mississippi politics, a big baboon cavorting like a fat pony on high cats," teeth are already sinking into fresh bread, thick slices of beef, and (the) incomparable sauce, the ladies are seeking glasses of lemonade from Uncle Si Curtis' stand, and the men are passing out the corn liquor.
I am the biggest baboon here.
Smith later blew up on a fan of an opposing team who called Scott "a big black baboon".
In Ward's words, it was "an animal about the size of a big adult male baboon, an animal whose arms and legs were about equivalent length, with a long, flexible vertebral column and powerful grasping hands and feet".
The creature was no bigger than a baboon and lived in the canopy of a warm, damp forest near what is now the Red Sea in western Saudi Arabia, between 28m and 29m years ago.
Here in lime-consolidated sand was the replica of a brain three times as large as that of a baboon and considerably bigger than that of an adult chimpanzee…" The Taung Child's teeth were more like a human child's than an ape's.
Two adult female baboons (Papio sp).
The popular Maasai Mara is a goldmine -- big cats, elephants, hippos, giraffe, crocs, baboons and the largest antelope, just to name a few -- and it too plays host to the epic wildebeest migration through October.
