Sentence examples for monkeys to come from inspiring English sources

We initially trained monkeys to come out of the cage and sit comfortably in a chair.

The "boom-boom" call invites other monkeys to come toward the male making the sound.

"The cave is surrounded by lots of papaya and banana trees, so a troop of monkeys likes to come and forage there, therefore its name," Shackelford said.

His new album, "FREEMAN," is a further declaration of his liberation, full of original material that ranges from the intensely personal ("Covert Discretion," a bleak but ultimately hopeful recounting of the life of a touring musician) to the blackly comic ("Golden Monkey," which seems to come from an older and wiser Ween).

I am monkeying with my thoughts to come up with something a little naughty.

The direction sign to Rangoon--home to some of the exotic bears and monkeys--will have to come down.

It is interesting to note, however, that the ability to match monkey faces and voices seems to come back later in development in that adults can easily match monkey faces and voices and probably do so on the basis of simple temporal cues such as duration [23].

It remains to be seen if wild animals become a source of monkey pox outbreaks in years to come.

Our finding suggests a novel ecological relationship between A. tapirellum and arboreal mammals, perhaps monkeys that come to the ground to drink or to feed on fallen fruits.

In addition, the majority of ticks were collected at the beginning of the dry-wet transition period in May 2010 (Table 2), when ground populations of A. tapirellum are quite abundant and monkeys may come to the ground to feed on ripe and over-ripe fruits.

The vervet monkeys have come to say good morning (and inquire as to whether or not you needed the sugar that was brought in with your coffee).