Sentence examples for monkey course from inspiring English sources
In the "Monkey" course, children balanced on a beam, passed under a tunnel, got up and jumped from a case (height of the first step of the stairs).
Monkey, of course, in these tough times, will be grateful to be going to Edinburgh at all.
The monkeys of course, he says, the very same animal that Ted Hughes spun into verse, describing Sylvia Path's fingers as "monkey elegant".
No such monkey business courses through the arteries of "JERICHO," the nuclear terror thriller that was set never to return until fan activists raised such mayhem online that CBS was forced to serve them.
And without as many tourists clogging the misty rainforests, you'll feel as though you have the great outdoors all to yourself... well, and the Capuchin monkeys, of course.
Monkeys, of course, have no respect for status, creed or power; they're the Shakespearian Puck of India, tiny little tricksters, screwing things up by not respecting order and hierarchy.
Professor Sharpe in Scotland who is very much concerned about environmental toxins recently also pointed out that results in rodents may not correspond to studies in monkeys, and of course humans are closer to monkeys in our evolution.
She had to find a voice for her monkey too, of course.
Writer Ryan Lawler reprised his star role the Crunchie Monkey and of course our developers got in on the mandatory fun.
In 2009, gerontologist Richard Weindruch of the University of Wisconsin showed that a moderately calorie-restricted diet slowed ageing in rhesus monkeys over the course of 20 years.
