Sentence examples for devil young from inspiring English sources

In case of Sydney's lock-out laws, a folk devil – young, roid-raging, drunken men – was the centrepiece of the moral panic breathlessly peddled by ailing newspapers.

Tasmanian devil young are variously called "pups", "joeys", or "imps".

It is believed that Tasmanian devil young would be vulnerable to red fox predation and that devils and foxes would directly compete for habitat and dens.

After Berard's injury, the Devils' young John Madden put on a visor, but found it too distracting.

Thylacines preyed on devils, and devils attacked thylacine young; devils may have hastened the thylacine's extinction.

He is St. Anthony warding off the devil; the young temptress is discarded, and the important artist can at last get back to his work.

Tasmanian devil pouch young thymus samples (n = 3) showed cells positive for T cell markers, which were more densely populated in the cortex than the medulla.

Adult devils may eat young devils if they are very hungry, so this climbing behaviour may be an adaptation to allow young devils to escape.

Little Nicky Scaling new heights of idiocy, Adam Sandler emerges as the devil's youngest son, the runt of the litter.

Mr. Sandler, who plays the devil's youngest son, Nicky, mugs, whimpers and wheedles his way through a 90-minute commercial for Popeye's Fried Chicken that is loaded with empty pop-culture calories.

In the Mercedes spot, the actor Willem Dafoe, playing the devil, offers a young man a new CLA sedan in exchange for his soul.