Sentence examples for cranky creature from inspiring English sources
You see, the apple-cheeked Mr. Johnson is actually the most exotic if least cranky creature onstage, even though his fellow performers include a vulture who sings "My Way," a foul-mouthed wooden tyke, a talking tennis ball and a monkey purveying some of the corniest shtick this side of a Friar's roast.
After cranky creatures and existential storms, behold the uncomplicated gladness of the season.
Dot may resemble some of the author's earlier heroines -- cranky creatures all, embittered by romantic disappointments and family deaths -- but "Dot in the Universe" emerges as Ms. Ellmann's most fully realized novel yet.
Fortunately for the campaign, Mr. Nader does not get cranky about creature comforts.
He resists the temptation to turn Gould into a curiosity, at the cost sometimes of making you wonder just what was the appeal of this tiresome, cranky little creature.
Almost all the creatures she meets are cranky rather than cuddly, from a young crab that talks "snappishly" to a mouse that "growls".
And like any old creature, it has moods varying from cranky to surprisingly sweet.
In this sculpture-rich park, the hands-down popular favorite is surely Tom Otterness's enclave of miniature to medium-sized bronze frogs, monkeys, cats, cranky old men in top hats, and a few creatures that resist naming.
'I wonder how you'd like it, if I were to cut a slice out of you, you creature!"' Chesterton referred to him as that "queer, cranky and visionary Danish peasant, the author of immortal tales".
