Sentence examples for dark creature from inspiring English sources

There!" he cried, pointing to a dark creature the size of a small football in a tree.

"Out here you kick every barrel, because it's full of sewer rats". He kicked the barrel in front of him for emphasis, and a dark creature scurried out.

("The city's like a monster, like a sleeping dragon or some dark creature in the night that cracks open an eye," she says, "and whispers dark dangerous dark ideas into your ear".) Directed with pleasing dispatch by Trip Cullman, "The Drunken City" is embellished with several stylistic adornments of a similar, modestly experimental variety.

She was demon, wasn't she, a dark creature of the night?

In the Norwegian folktales we learned about the trolls; those evil, dark creatures, that lived in darkness and fed on other's fear.

Dark creatures, soft as cobwebs, creep about in the corridor, whispering.

He is notoriously obsessed with metaphors of depth: characters climbing down empty wells to enter secret worlds or encountering dark creatures underneath Tokyo's subway tunnels.

He spares us such dark creatures on Harps and Angels, his first album of new material in nine years and only his second in 20.

These are not pretty little things you stick on Christmas trees; they're malign, dark creatures that in Victorian times were perhaps very real to people.

Later in the forest, the Queen assembles a number of dark creatures.

"A stone is unturned, and all these dark creatures come out from under, and these are the truths.