Sentence examples for latest creature from inspiring English sources
The Rio 2016 website said the facilities would include the latest creature comforts.
Wood for the trees Alternative driving Lord of the raiders Reprints Related items Volkswagen: Darwin meets job creationismNov 4th 2004Better still were the latest creature comforts.
The latest creature to be cast in Technicolor is a 47-million-year-old moth found in the oil shale of Messel, Germany.
BERLIN (AP) -- Heidi, the cross-eyed opossum, is the latest creature to rocket from Germany's front pages to international recognition, capturing the world's imagination with her bright, black eyes turned toward her pointed pink nose.
Hurrah for Brandeis, the latest furry creature to join the cast of Sesame Street, a yellow Labrador retriever.
Eli is the latest flaming creature to be posted in Mr. Pacino's vivid gallery of driven, bleary-eyed maniacs operating in a twilight zone of harried agitation where terminal exhaustion threatens to tumble into madness.
A new batch of box sets, timed to bolster "Van Helsing" DVD sales, includes the five Mummy films, five Invisible Man features and the three feature outings of the late-arriving Creature From the Black Lagoon.
The company has alternately amazed and terrified people with its videos showing off its latest robots, creatures that roughly take the shape of humans and dogs and are able to scale snowy terrains, get up when they fall down, and do a number of tasks.
These late-hatching creatures must survive the winter – or migrate south – before laying eggs on spring nettles, and so they prepare by feeding hungrily on late-flowering buddleia, rotting orchard plums or the sickly-sweet blooms of ivy.
Eve Ensler's latest work, Emotional Creature, now playing at the Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre at the Pershing Square Signature Center in New York City, needs to be seen by every girl, boy, woman, and man.
A typical example, his 1899 gouache of a toothy tylosaurus, a late Cretaceous sea creature with a long tail and flippers attacking a giant fish called xiphactinus, aspires to photography.
