Sentence examples for from the octopus from inspiring English sources

You mention that it is substantially different from the octopus — for example, in how sensitive it is to its environment.

Early Monday, Mr. Cameron detailed his dive, via satellite, from the Octopus, a giant yacht owned by his friend Paul G. Allen, the Microsoft co-founder.

From The Octopus on he adopted a more humanitarian ideal and began to view the novel as a proper agent for social betterment.

An ROV, or remote operated vehicle, fitted with a high-definition camera and operated from the Octopus, later successfully filmed the battleship.

Bond makes a brief appearance in "Octopussy" to arrest Smythe for a wartime theft, but Smythe takes his own life, with help from the octopus.

Rafe Sagarin, a marine ecologist at the University of Arizona and author of "Learning from the Octopus" and "Observation and Ecology," sent this note: I think Carl [Safina] and John Bruno summed this up — from different perspectives — very well.

"In Japan, people grow up learning about these national treasures, the plums from this region, the octopus from that peninsula, the tamari from this town," said Harris Salat, a New Yorker who has lived and worked in Asia for many years.

If we are to toil under our new suckered rulers, it may be prudent to examine where they came from, especially the octopuses who will likely make up the ruling class in the new mantled hierarchy.

Remove the octopus from the cooking water and allow it to cool.

This was only about 18 years ago, yet the manner of it feels utterly outdated, from an era before the octopus tendrils of social media had snaked so comprehensively around our brains.

But, lately, there's been just as much danger of a superrich challenger dropping down from nowhere, like Paul the Octopus grabbing for the box of mussels covered with the Spanish flag.