Sentence examples for Monsters from high-quality English sources.

• ‘Are there too many monsters?’

• …readiness to be fascinated by monsters.

• Forget about the monsters under your bed.

• Moshi Monsters are Shoreditch's star turn.

• "Monsters say something about human psychology, not the world."

• It’s more important to recognise and tame the monsters inside us.

• Plaster was spread over the metal, and the monsters became looming, creamy ghosts.

• "This inhuman place makes human monsters," wrote Stephen King in his novel The Shining.

Use Monsters in a sentence.

• …Toy Story 2 (1999), and Monsters, Inc. (2001) before his Academy Award drought came to an end.

• Sci-fi animation in which a group of so-called monsters take on an extraterrestrial invasion force.

• After 16 nominations, he won his first Oscar in 2002 for “If I Didn’t Have You” from Monsters, Inc.

• Get lost in Alton Towers' new House of Monsters, open 21-31 October as part of the Staffordshire theme park's annual Scarefest.

• Other originals in the works include "Monsters at Work," an animated series based on the Pixar movie "Monsters, Inc."

• The game describes them as "primitive humanoid monsters," and "that they are monsters simply incapable of communication."

• Fans of "Monsters, Inc." and "Monsters University" will want to tune into "Monsters at Work" on Disney Plus.

• Monsters, Inc (Peter Docter, 2001) So there are monsters hiding in cupboards to scare children at night – but they’re only employees of Monsters, Inc, collecting the screams that fuel their city, Monstropolis.

Monsters sentence examples

• Nintendo was a bit unsure about Pocket Monsters at first, but eventually accepted, and Satoshi spent the next six years working with legendary game maker Shigeru Miyamoto (the man behind Mario and The Legend of Zelda) to make Pocket Monsters a reality.

• It became clear that the monsters would never go extinct and would remain at consistently low levels in the population, in a manner for which the people of the kingdom did not have a name, so they called it “small amounts of monsters existing forever.”

• In addition, Goodman’s easily recognizable voice could be heard in numerous animated films, among them The Emperor’s New Groove (2000), Bee Movie (2007), and The Princess and the Frog (2009), as well as the Pixar hit Monsters, Inc. (2001) and its sequel Monsters University (2013).

• As the people of the kingdom kept turning into monsters who then bit others, it led to greater numbers of new monsters every day, a measure of growth for which the people did not have a name, so they simply referred to it as “many scores of additional monsters by each sunrise.”