Sentence examples for nasty monster from inspiring English sources

The difficulty is compounded because Parasite Eve II, like the Resident Evil games, will let you save the game only in certain locations, which means that you can kill a particularly nasty monster and then die in some other battle before you can reach a location where you can save the game.

The child got very excited at the possibilities, even if it did mean using the nasty monster's liquid gold.

The track by a young L.A. producer named AWE is a nasty monster of stomping bass and hip-hop swagger cut through with a purple West Coast gangster lean.

As in order to be "good enough" you need to fit into a pre-determined cookie cutter definition of what it means to be "good enough," and we instantly ask ourselves: "Good enough... well, compared to who or what?" The statement actually encourages us to compare ourselves with others, and we all know that's a nasty monster to feed.

The sludge itself spits out nasty monsters that Mario must spritz, and cleaning graffiti gives him entry to other despoiled areas.

Just inside the store entrance I came face to face with some very nasty monsters -- a kind of blue-green bear called Sulley and a circular yellow Cyclops called Mike, created by Disney for the animated movie "Monsters, Inc".

There's also romance with Jack, a rakish cage-fighter; adventures with a band of female warriors called the Free Hawks; a system of religious magic based on the moon and stars; and hellwurms, a breed of nasty monsters that burst from the desert sand with neither ­mercy nor context.

Describing the tone of the episode Ford describes it as "an all out romp" and an "action, rollercoaster ride" with "a lot of comedy in it as much as thrills and nasty monsters".

The Broken Moon series is a classic horror story set in an apocalyptic future where destruction of the moon has caused all manner of nasty monsters to spring forth.

Starting in Real Meat's offices, the team works its way down through increasingly decrepit sections of the city, from ghettos to levels inhabited by cults, cannibals and ever nastier monsters.

By lulling humans into believing in an illusory virtual-reality universe, the nasty bug-monsters in "The Matrix" achieve nothing less than global domination.