Sentence examples for indigenous creatures from inspiring English sources
The gently rounded indigenous creatures in their way don't stand a chance.
Most of her pals are indigenous creatures, but there's a zebra in there, and her teacher appears to be an antelope with a French accent.
With three computer-controlled allies, you'll spend your time blasting soldiers and indigenous creatures, while bashing buttons to activate data posts.
She and her mother will dance together in "Opus Cactus," Mr. Pendleton's signature full-evening work about the natural beauty and indigenous creatures of the deserts of the Southwest.
The mussels are such effective filter feeders that they strip water of the various plankton that indigenous creatures eat.
When considering the moral implications of live-release, consider the morality of releasing potentially diseased rodents where they can infect families, children, pets, livestock, or indigenous creatures.
It's a children's book, sort of, but with scenes of bloody battle and befouling of the land and a final image that runs against the grain of Marsden's bleak closing line ("Who will save us from the rabbits?"): a rabbit and an indigenous creature sit facing each other on a littered plain, perhaps tentatively beginning the process of mutual recognition.
And, too, the failure to develop the wheel, attributed by some to the lack of a large indigenous creature capable of pulling; by others to a belief in the sacredness of the great circle, the sun, not to be sullied by practical application.
Might I suggest a cute animal like a beaver, or an indigenous creature of the Washington, DC, area, such as the "disgruntled Senate page"?
Might I suggest a cute animal like a beaver, or an indigenous creature of the Washington, DC area, such as the "disgruntled Senate page"?
Sunshine, hurricanes, and manatees all nicely represent Florida, but the most appropriate nickname would reflect its non-indigenous creatures, the ones who migrate from the north to shed their skins and recreate themselves.
