Sentence examples for feral waves from inspiring English sources

Strange metaphors follow verbs like tin cans on a string: "The restraining pins tinkled to the floor like metal rain, hunks of hair tumbling across her face in feral waves".

Inclusive and exploratory occasions like Feral Vector are essential for shaping the next wave of video games.

The disastrous love affair that Alison invents between Ovid and Xenia, an almost feral witch whom he first spies rising like Galatea from the waves, has the power of poetic truth, and the novel's depiction of the circumscribed lives of women in ancient Rome — from old Persilla, Ovid's housekeeper, to Julia, the maddened granddaughter of the Emperor Augustus — is especially fine.

In Europe, the presence of sheep breeds with a primitive appearance that is not adapted to wool production, and of the feral mouflon, is probably a legacy of the early Neolithic sheep wave.

As if to underline how far leftfield Radiohead have subsequently shifted, it's followed by the instrumental Feral, which in its live incarnation – scattered rhythms overlaid with echoing vocal loops and waves of electronic noise – is arguably the most abstruse and uncommercial piece of music you're ever likely to hear booming around an arena venue.

Using his guitar like a weapon, he manages to be both feral and touching, an anarchic imp who races round in a pink silk petticoat waving an axe.

feral manner".

The feral pigeon.

A few feral children?

What about feral cats?

He's very feral".