Sentence examples for monkey has made from inspiring English sources

Even Stuart Drummond, a former football mascot who was elected mayor of Hartlepool as "H'Angus the Monkey", has made a success of his post.

In experiments of this kind (e.g., Kornell et al. 2007) commentary key responses are made immediately after the monkey has made its discriminative response.

Alexandra Rosati, an assistant psychology professor at the University of Michgain, wrote at The Conversation about the joy and relief that researchers felt when they discovered a particularly beloved monkey had made it through the hurricane.

Most neurons within the caudate nucleus responded after the monkey had made a decision, suggesting that these neurons might be involved in evaluating the decision that had just been made.

The strategy is a dangerous escalation in PETA's tactics, says David Jentsch, a neuroscientist at the State University of New York at Binghamton whose work on substance abuse using vervet monkeys has made him the target of animal rights extremists.

Now, the "unstoppable" Arctic Monkeys have made history as the only independent group whose first five albums have gone to the top of the charts.

The news that Arctic Monkeys have made a British indie-rock record will probably cheer the two heaving Don Valley Bowls that the band are due to play this weekend.

After all of these years rising in the United States, the Arctic Monkeys have made it, and selling out Madison Square Garden is proof of their deserving achievement.

To this I say: if Arctic Monkeys have made a lounge album, May 11 is going to be the best day of the year, and extremely worth the wait.

Inflation driven by rising commodity prices following the depletion of scarce resources has made a monkey out of monetarism.

They will not acknowledge that inflation driven by rising commodity prices, following the depletion of scarce resources, has made a monkey out of monetarism.