Sentence examples for powerful monster from inspiring English sources

The January merger of America's leading concert promoter with the dominant ticket seller, Ticketmaster, was supposed to create a dangerously powerful monster in the rock 'n' roll business.

It stands in the firmament of the best rides on the global circuit, a fast and powerful monster because of the water that sweeps in from the Philippine Trench in the Pacific Ocean.

Since around 1,000km of banks along the river probably need protection, the difference in cost is immense.Some environmentalists suggest it may be better, at least beyond towns, to let the river go where it wants than attempt to wrestle with such a powerful monster.

Fortunately for Freeman, every time he is about to encounter a new, more powerful monster he just happens to stumble upon a more powerful weapon, from the standard Half-Life crowbar to a super-powered grenade launcher for the final overwhelming battle.

**Some might argue that the smaller, less powerful Monster 696 is a better option for a complete novice to learn on rather than its larger counterpart, and some experts would argue even that is a stretch.

They had 'Burn', 'Burn' was hot, but they needed that first powerful monster.

However, while my outward tastes are relatively simple, my inner thoughts are filled with lusty thoughts of big, strong, powerful monsters having their way with beautiful maidens.

Most action games give you long stretches of challenging but unremarkable enemies, punctuated by encounters with extremely powerful monsters that require a great deal of determination to vanquish.

Part of the attraction is that such games are inherently social as well as chatting with in-game friends, players can team up to accomplish particular missions or defeat powerful monsters.

Other animated titles from Disney and Pixar, including Tinker Bell: Secrets of the Wings and upcoming releases Oz: The Great and Powerful, Monsters University and The Lone Ranger, will also have their first UK TV showing on Sky Movies Disney.

The stone-littered ochre valley below recalled a time when humans and dinosaurs had shared the earth — not a real time, of course, but the time in our collective imagination when we were the scrappy dreamers, and they were the powerful monsters, and we all had a lot more business with volcanoes.