Sentence examples for creatures that can be from inspiring English sources

These are but one of the many kinds of creatures that can be a part of the gardening experience if time is taken to look around and observe, to listen for the bird songs and to see what lives where.

And we're all in it together: humans, blue whales, rats, birds of paradise, beetles, mollusks the size of buses, gladiator slugs, bdelloid rotifers that haven't had sex for millions of years, and water bears -- creatures that can be boiled, frozen, and fired off into space without dying.

Ants aren't the only creatures that can be turned into zombies by microorganisms.

Badgers, bats and otters are just some of the creatures that can be found in the city's nocturnal streets, skies and waterways.

Backers of the ban say it is needed to protect marine mammals and other creatures that can be harmed by the noise created by so-called air guns.

Later on, Arnauld says that, on Malebranche's view, it is really only the free volitions of creatures that can be said to determine God, in view of His general volitions, to produce a particular effect.

The idea of Schrödinger's cat, the paradoxical creature that can be both alive and dead, is another handy reference.

Workers in rubber boots slosh through inch-deep water, while others dart by on motorized carts carrying plastic-foam boxes with every manner of creature that can be hauled from the sea, from dagger-shaped silver sardines and spider-like crabs to the deflated protoplasmic blobs of mysterious deep-sea predators.

Then there are the crocodiles: dainty, snout-nosed freshwater ones and the implacable, huge saltwater breed, whose yellow eyes express something more chilling than wickedness or hunger – the sheer indifference of prehistoric creatures that can live a century or more, and are far more likely to find things to eat than things that will eat them.

I could think of no greater atrocity than the confinement and slaughter of untold billions of innocent creatures for sustenance that can be provided through other, more humane diets.

Now, as the world's scientists focus with increasing intensity on transforming the genetic codes of every living creature into information that can be used to treat and ultimately prevent disease, Shenzhen is home to a different kind of factory: B.G.I., formerly called Beijing Genomics Institute, the world's largest genetic-research center.