Sentence examples for life creatures from inspiring English sources

Consistently favoring sculptural, oversized pieces, Ms. Boivin's designs in the 1930s and 1940s explored both geometric and naturalistic motifs, floral themes, animal and sea life creatures, with a marked preference for yellow gold, boldly setting precious stones against citrines, aquamarines or topaz, or more unlikely materials like ebony, chromed metal or tiger skin.

The entertainment world has a particular fascination with bringing to life creatures both factual and fictional, and this involves more than just mechanical engineering as it's taught in university.

But that does not rule out God's having a preference for creating creatures who will strive as creatures not only to have a good life but also to lead a good life, creatures who will in their own way freely develop themselves into "children of God".

CP: No, not at all, because I've played much larger than life creatures than Tolstoy.

Have similar things happened to sea life creatures in the past?

Part 2: Home Sweet Home, The Place Where The Lunatics Roam As a teenager and avid hip hop fan back in the 1990s, I do remember this feeling that most of the rappers I listened to were larger than life creatures and in my mind were as big and so far removed from my world as sports heroes or movie stars.

Diana wonders what part of her is creating this reality -- Was there some cluster of cells in her brain that had Timmy imprinted on them?" Inanimate objects come to life, and living creatures are married to their own deaths.

My listening habits in my son's early months transported me to the easier days of my childhood, but also to pop stars who opened my mind, widened my eyes, pumped my heart – larger-than-life creatures such as Adam Ant, Boy George, and, yes, David Bowie, who took me by the hand, and showed me a wider, bolder world.

As if to confirm the cultural shift that has seen us wave goodbye to man-chasing heroines like Carrie Bradshaw and Bridget Jones to embrace more complex, true-to-life creatures such as the characters in Lena Dunham's Girls, a batch of novels out this Spring are full of women behaving badly.

We all know about that larger-than-life creature known as the stage mother.

"It's nonsense to equate an artificial-life creature with the creation of biological life," scoffed Igor Aleksander, professor of neural systems engineering at Imperial College London.