Sentence examples for whatever species from inspiring English sources

New volcanic islands, though, offer new opportunities for whatever species get there first.

But if I had to pick, it would probably whatever species Squiddly Diddly is.

Whatever species of bee it is that Marcus has in his bonnet, he should release it as soon as possible and come in from the schoolyard.

"Whatever species you can't find in the forest," the top birder in Shanghai quipped, "you can go to the local market and see in a cage".

In about five years, when the bin fills to overflowing, its contents will be sent to the local landfill to be unearthed in one billion years by whatever species it is that supplants us.

But they are hip, whatever species the little animatronic creatures represent, and they get down with some of the best music in car commercials since Mitsubishi's award-winning spots several years ago.

Well, you can hardly stage an insurrection, of whatever species, on the streets of Budapest without raising the ghost of the uprising there against Soviet rule, in 1956; and the news that Hagen, not being purebred Hungarian, must incur a special tax will gratify the racist element in Jobbik, now the third-biggest party in the National Assembly.

Whatever species made the track, the calculations reveal that the creature had a "brisk walking speed," Persons says.