Sentence examples for ugly creatures from inspiring English sources

The blackish ugly creatures were turning a becoming shade of red.

"Have you ever lifted up a rock and seen slugs and millipedes and other ugly creatures come out?" Penzler asked me.

Folklore, however, describes them as exceptionally ugly creatures, either male or female, capable of assuming human form though their feet always remain hooves.

For the first time for nearly 100 years in Missouri the sport of noodling, fishing by hand for these brutally ugly creatures, will be legalised this week.

Thankfully, looks aren't important to the Ethiopian wolves that depend on these ugly creatures for sustenance: an estimated 5,000 giant mole-rats per square kilometre help keep the world's rarest canids alive.

In "Troll 2," directed by the Italian filmmaker Claudio Fragasso and written with his wife, Rossella Drudi, an American family is pursued on vacation by a horde of ugly creatures who seek to turn them into plants and eat them.

For all its acrid temper, "Shrek!" was very much a charmed fairy tale: the perfectly ugly creature finds his perfectly ugly mate.

In parts of rural Mexico, the invasive diablo – devil – fish, a brown, ugly creature with spines, had all but blotted out the bottom of creeks, rivers and wading pools.

A note of uncertainty has been introduced that deepens with Horowitz's description of the Krassny, a black-painted job which "quickly betrayed its origins: half a dozen production Soviet cars bastardised to produce this one ugly creature".

A troll is an ugly creature from folk tales who often behaves in an antisocial way.

"The sea squirt is an ugly creature.