Sentence examples for naughty monkey from inspiring English sources

Naughty Monkey This little bastard stole Gerald's wallet!

Maybe there's another red Naughty Monkey high heel to drop — there's often a hidden twist in Sarah's country-music melodramas.

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.

For Mike Meyer to pay so much attention to "Mocky," the naughty monkey, in his essay "Learning to Speak Olympics" (May 25) was rather fitting because of his unduly mocking critique of the way English is being taught in Beijing.

The store's shelves are stocked with red and white pumps with four-inch heels by Naughty Monkey, magenta suede shoes by Farylrobin and other footwear from European and American designers.

Introduced as Senator John McCain's running mate in Dayton, Ohio, in August, she wore red pumps that cost $89 from Naughty Monkey, a brand whose target audience is teenagers.

Based on a folk tale, that much loved and best-selling book tells the story of a distinctly Slavic hat peddler who finds his wares stolen by a treeful of devilishly naughty monkeys.

"And a pair of Naughty Monkeys shall lead them".

After all, Sarah Palin herself has obviously sanctioned the sale of her "Double Dare" Naughty Monkeys.

It also ruled that White refused to help a senior nurse undress an elderly patient and called her a "naughty little monkey" for not taking drugs to treat constipation.

Her Plasticine fairytale characters recall nursery days: wolves, snakes and monkeys share the screen with naughty schoolchildren, as well as grownup men and women of all shapes and sizes.