Sentence examples for millions of creatures from inspiring English sources

Paul, though, would have changed places with Gregor Samsa at the drop of a hat: where Gregor's just a beetle (fate of millions of creatures – can't be that bad), he's a squashed one.

The finds come from a site in rural Liaoning Province of northeast China--a place where millions of creatures and plants died suddenly, sometime between 120 million and 135 million years ago (Science, 13 March 1998, p. 1626).

In a 12th grade textbook, Christians and Jews are described as "the worst of creatures" who "dwell in hellfire".

HERE'S a bit of good news for 11th-hour shoppers: Creatures of Comfort, the year-old NoLIta boutique by way of Los Angeles, has added silk pajamas to its private label for the holidays.

Perhaps, as the 19th-century English theologian Cardinal John Henry Newman supposed, the determination of the Council of Nicaea in 325 that Christ was not merely the highest of creatures but belonged on the divine side of the line between Creator and creature was even responsible for the rapid growth of devotion and speculation attached to Mary as the highest of creatures.

This task was continued until participants were able to name all creatures in the block of creatures correctly.

"These kinds of creatures..

In the 19th century, creatures such as Frankenstein's monster reflected our fears of science and industrialization.

More than anything, DealBook is one of those creatures of 21st-century journalism – as much about "brand" as anything else.

Pregnant, but with what sort of creature?

lack of creature comforts.