Sentence examples for platypus's from inspiring English sources

Platypus's interrogation of the past has led it in a variety of directions.

The rest of the TV cast joins them, including Agent P, their pet platypus's alter ego.

"The conservatives engage the questions of freedom and utopia directly," Ian Morrison, the editor of Platypus's newsletter, said.

It contains rows of tiny receptors that detect the electrical pulses generated by the small freshwater creatures that form the platypus's diet.

The researchers also found more evidence of the platypus's strangeness: one X chromosome, the largest, is similar to human chromosomes, while another is more closely related to birds.

The evening was sponsored in part by the Platypus Affiliated Society — a student-teacher reading group that focusses on the Frankfurt School and the Second International period of Marxism — and a few of Platypus's members, tall, thin, pale young men, had set up a table out front.

The very young also love John Butler's guessing game, Whose Baby Am I? (Puffin, £4.99), and Chris Riddell's Platypus (Viking, £9.99).

When it's not it's a platypus.

The first, Ann Moyal's Platypus: The Extraordinary Story of How A Curious Creature Baffled the World (Moyal 2004), concerns a creature that is itself a touchstone of nature's strangeness: the platypus.

Look, I know she's America's platypus-mouthed sweetheart and everyone loves her, and I'm not immune to her charms.

It's the platypus of the notebook world, after all.