Sentence examples for creature or two from inspiring English sources
Sometimes it spits out a repulsive creature or two from that world, and then it will suck in a gerbil, a frog or, alas, a human being from ours (the first casualty is Curtis's partner).
Of course, those who do fall down the rabbit hole should be prepared to explain themselves, as they will surely meet a languid caterpillar-like creature or two who are bound to ask: Who.
Based on his own photographs, the paintings look like typical tourist snaps — buildings, oceans, people strolling in the park — except that each one is graced by a Rorschach "creature" or two, looming at the end of a road or flying through the sky like a bat.
And long before any other mammal would consider it time to be born, out pops a half-developed creature, four or five ounces of blind helplessness to be cared for by a 200-pound momma, who, if she is not extraordinarily gentle and devoted, can easily crush her newborn.
That's probably because you've read "The Hunger Games" or "Divergent" or "Beautiful Creatures" or any one of a number of recent young adult blockbusters.
"The gently sloping seabed off the coast can make it very difficult for them to navigate using sonar," adds Dr Peter Evans, the director of the Sea Watch Foundation".They are very social creatures and, if one or two get into difficulties, others may follow their distress call".
No any creature or thing can do two things at the exacts same time.
Swing and I are searching for unidentified creatures and within a minute or two of looking we may well have found several.
But after a million years or two, new creatures evolve to fill the gaps left by the old.The most famous of these mass extinctions killed off the dinosaurs (and a lot of other things besides) 65m years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.
Any creature within two miles or more would be fatally thrown, suffocated, burned and bombarded, though not necessarily in that order.
He claimed that taking pleasure in "cruelty" was indicative of a "pathological state" and concluded: "Whether a creature has two legs or four legs, violence is violence".
