Sentence examples for ogre of from inspiring English sources

The Ogre of Oglefort, by Eva Ibbotson (Macmillan, £9.99).

Income inequality is the ogre of our time, which we must slay.

Her most recent book, The Ogre of Oglefort, was shortlisted for the 2010 Guardian children's prize.

Romney managed to appear a little more human than the ogre of Bain — and that was enough.

Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image From "For the Soul of France" The "ogre of modernity" in 1888.

The French call Rafael Nadal the ogre of the clay but the ogre is a little tired.

The truth is that, in Kim at least, I haven't seen that much of the ogre of post-colonial studies.

Marx, the great ogre of the 20th century, had been resuscitated across campuses, branch meetings and editorial offices.

His monarch of the glen posturing reduces the ogre of Kensington High Street to a pleasing absurdity.

Then one night, attacked by a large ogre of a boy, the daughter discovers her true nature the hard way, precipitating a vampire family crisis.

But now he was widely respected, even revered, by people who had written him off as the cruel, militaristic ogre of the Zionist occupation.