Sentence examples for to gorilla from inspiring English sources
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The largest of the apes, native to the forests of central Africa, and known for its trait of knuckle-walking
HARTFORD — Moving from Gorilla A to Gorilla B, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Wednesday signed into law a $40.1 billion budget that includes the largest tax increase in Connecticut history, then headed toward a Friday target for extracting $1 billion in annual wage and benefit concessions and program cuts from more than 45,000 state employees.
The finish to "Gorilla" is a heavy-breathing blend of Prince, Corey Glover and gospel.
"I would expect that through the process of a review that we may find that we need to have more stringent protocols related to gorilla enclosures, and that's the direction we'll head," he said.
Anyone planning to throw a massive party might have a fantasy checklist of essentials ranging from enormous banging house tunes to an array of singers wearing everything from silver stars to gorilla costumes.
In the top charities, women hold 41% of senior management positions, but are far less likely to be in chief executive roles, a phenomenon the survey described as "silverback syndrome": a reference to gorilla communities where one dominant male is supported by several females.
Although the contract doesn't actually expire until next year, rival networks aren't wasting any time resorting to gorilla tactics to steal her away.
To this tree, we added mountain gorillas (Gorilla gorilla beringei) as sister species to the Western lowland gorilla (G.
Over the next two decades, she made groundbreaking observations during her time among the mountain gorillas, including the first peaceful human-to-gorilla touch.
However, cases of gorilla-to-gorilla transmission cannot be ruled out, especially within a given group.
Human-to-gorilla transmission may explain human metapneumovirus in 2 wild mountain gorillas that died during a respiratory disease outbreak in Rwanda in 2009.
First, the detection of different strains of Ebola virus in gorilla carcasses located only a few kilometers apart argues against a major role of gorilla-to-gorilla transmission.
