Sentence examples for monkey which means from inspiring English sources
He's also a felt monkey, which means ventriloquist Conti is the one who has to be held responsible for his actions.
The caveat: I watched seven episode of "12 Monkeys," which means I was interested enough to go beyond the first couple of hours and see how the season progressed, and I've given it a DVR season pass so that I can theoretically watch more.
Old World monkeys share a more recent ancestor with apes (Y) than either does with New World monkeys (Z), which means that apes (including humans) and Old World monkeys are equally related to New World monkeys.
Locals on the island have called the Zanzibar red colobus kima punju which means "poison monkey" in Swahili because of their strong smell unlike other monkeys.
Her name was Bushy, which means blessed monkey.
This holds true also for the langurs and colobus monkeys, which are designated semibrachiators, which means that they mainly move quadrupedally (usually with a "galloping gait" rather than walking) but also jump across gaps and occasionally swing by their arms.
"Monkey Mind" approaches this central question essayistically, which means that it repeats itself without being repetitive, and that it digresses but remembers to leave a trail of bread crumbs.
For one thing, Sasaki and her colleagues used a virus to introduce the new gene, which means that they could not control how many copies would be inserted into the monkeys' genome or exactly where they would be incorporated.
Which means what exactly?
Which means nothing changed.
