Sentence examples for flying lizard from inspiring English sources

Q: THE WINGED SERPENT B-movie auteur Larry Cohen delivered the goods with a giant stop-motion Aztec flying lizard terrorising New York.

Mr. Cohen is best known for luridly enjoyable horror movies like the "It's Alive" pictures, and "Q" (1982), a bizarre scare comedy about a giant flying lizard terrorizing New York.

From the moment you flip open the front cover, a colossal Mesozoic-era flying lizard called a quetzalcoatlus unfolds with an impressive wingspan, a pointy beak and beady little purple eyeballs.

Throughout the act, prehistoric denizens such as a flying lizard continually distract Gertie.

McCay consulted with New York museum staff to ensure the accuracy of Gertie's movements; the staff were unable to help him find out how an extinct animal would stand up from a lying position, so in a scene in which Gertie stood up, McCay had a flying lizard come on screen to draw away viewers' attention.

He cites Troy Lee's helmet designs, the motorsport photographer Bob Chapman and Porsche's Flying Lizard Motorsports American Le Mans Series team as his primary influences.

Among modern lizards, flying lizards (Draco) are expert gliders.

Lizards are numerous, and flying lizards are also typical of the region.

The most highly adapted of these are the flying lizards (Draco), a group of agamids from Southeast Asia.

These lizards, which live in the forested country of Southeast Asia and the East Indies, are gliders; in spite of their label as flying lizards, they are not flyers.

Members of the genus are commonly referred to as flying lizards, because scaly membranes between the forelegs and hindlegs allow them to glide from tree to tree.