Sentence examples for dead creatures from inspiring English sources

Two dancers crawl backward, dragging dead creatures in their teeth.

Come back to us, you great, dead creatures of the earth.

Examine one of these dead creatures and you'll see that they are far from cuddly.

The shimmering dead creatures were mostly raised on farms in Southeast Asia and South America.

It typically involves a marathon session of drinking, eating dead creatures cooked over coals, and enjoying the sunny climate.

The play swills and swirls with more piss, shit, bile and dead creatures than a canal-flooded abattoir.

By then, they said, circling sharks had taken bites of the dead creature, causing it to deflate.

I put the word in quotation marks because I'm not quite sure to what category the poor dead creature belongs.

At present, in an arrangement that is typical, the Wart is trudging along carrying a dead creature to serve as a lure, while Kay, walking in front of him, carries the hawk.

(Penguin, $134 4. For those who don't relish the thought of reclining against the skin of a dead creature, there's always the animal print, which breezes through customs, doesn't shed and is a perennial favorite of decorators.

In addition, the surfaces of bones often showed a distinct sort of cracking typically seen only when a living or freshly dead creature is exposed to intense heat, Jiang says.