Sentence examples for monkeys to take from inspiring English sources

But if one is to believe his own telling of the monkey stealing his camera, Slater not only didn't ask the monkeys to take the selfies but eventually took the camera away.

Reading their competitors' fitness therefore prevents the lower ranking monkeys to take on a fight they are sure to lose.

He said, loud enough so everyone in the bullpen could hear: "I could hire a monkey to take them down.

The Glastonbury Festival has begun with acts including Rita Ora, Chic, Dizzee Rascal and Arctic Monkeys due to take to the stage on Friday.

And then, once you have fruit, you have monkeys trying to take it.

One Direction had nominations for British single and British group but in the end Indie quartet Arctic Monkeys triumphed to take the best group accolade on Wednesday night.

Researchers believed that the monkeys maintain their normal body temperature due to having thicker and longer fur during winter and are the only group of monkeys known to take hot spring baths.

In this case, the monkeys tended to take the first safe bet of one bonus grape.

The Old World monkeys tend to take in more antifeedants, such as condensed tannins and monoterpenes, compared with chimpanzees (Wrangham et al. 1998).

At first Sun Wukong is a very naughty monkey, eager to take over the world, and it costs Buddha a lot of effort to tame him.

Like Campaign, though, Monkey prefers to take the remarks at face value, as part of his British peers' "warm reception" for De Puyfontaine.