Sentences with phrase «about a dinosaur who»

One short story I wrote (not yet in the wild) was about dinosaurs who have a reasonably high - tech civilization but all very sustainable and discover this impact event is due and will put them into an extinction - threatening climate shift.

The former film, about a dinosaur who befriends a human boy, represents the culmination of a long and ultimately revamped story development cycle.

One short story I wrote (not yet in the wild) was about dinosaurs who have a reasonably high - tech civilization but all very sustainable and discover this impact event is due and will put them into an extinction - threatening climate shift.

Not exact matches

An Australian gazillionaire, Clive Palmer, is talking to the scientists who cloned Dolly the Sheep about cloning some dinosaurs for his backyard.

I can't prove God's existence just as much as scientist can't prove the big bang... there is evidence of both but to reach a conclusion takes faith... one side leaves hope and the other does not... maybe I'm agnostic too because I don't claim to know everything about why I'm here, I have to have faith... Honestly, I'm sick of the extremes on both sides... the conservative judgmental Christian, who never thought through things as to why the believe what they do (ie Dinosaurs, cavemen, evolution, etc.) and the intellectually arrogant atheist and humanists.

One of the biggest dilemmas for those who want to believe that dinosaurs evolved into birds is that the so - called feathered dinosaurs found thus far are dated to be about 20 million years more recent than Archaeopteryx.

About as sophisticated an argument as the atheist who promises that God can't possibly exist, because otherwise why were there no dinosaurs in the bible?

It is also an excellent choice for little boys who enjoy reading about dinosaurs or parents who want to help their 3 - year - old to start sounding out simple words.

You can tell your child stories about a puppy who goes to the doctor for a checkup, a dinosaur who visits the dentist or a penguin's first day at play school.

It's fun book about a poor dinosaur, named Dexter, who thinks that he has been left behind by his person!

Children who love dinosaurs, for example, can work out math problems involving dinosaurs and then write stories about them.

Poor Denis Skinner, who revels in his Beast of Bolsover title, was victim of a Jurassic - era themed put down by David Cameron, when the prime minister told the Commons: «I often say to my children «No need to go to the Natural History Museum to see a dinosaur, come to the House of Commons at about half past twelve».»

What if kids pictured STEM careers like getting to spend every day talking to people who are just as excited about space, dinosaurs or butterflies as they are?

When Peter Delfyett (pictured left) was in the first grade, his father took him to see the science fiction movie Journey to the Beginning of Time, a story about four boys who traveled back to the age of dinosaurs.

Mark Hallett, who has drawn and painted dinosaurs for museums, scientific publications, National Geographic, and movie studios, recently rendered a newly discovered dinosaur, Seismosaurus, on the basis of only 40 percent of its skeleton: «A few neck vertebrae, a complete pelvis, about a third of the tail, and no skull,» he says.

These adaptations may have played an important role in the later success of modern mammals once the dinosaurs went extinct about 66 million years ago, says Richard Cifelli, a vertebrate paleontologist at the University of Oklahoma, Norman, who was not involved with the work.

Variety states that Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver penned the script, which was previously announced to be about the government who has trained dinosaurs to carry weapons and use them for battle purposes.

The film is about an orphaned dinosaur who befriends a young human boy, and reportedly features relatively little dialogue as the two communicate through action and expression rather than words.

Disney - Pixar have debuted the second full - length trailer for The Good Dinosaur, directed by Pete Sohn, about the adventures of Arlo, an Apatosaurus who gets lost and befriend a small human boy that he names Spot.

THE GOOD DINOSAUR: From the innovative minds of Disney - Pixar comes a hilariously heartwarming adventure about the power of confronting and overcoming your fears and discovering who you are meant to be.

Both the cinematic equivalent of chlamydia and the ultimate «fuck you» to everyone who's been clamoring for a Deadwood movie, this feature - length take on the HBO show gave us 2015's least profitable movie about dinosaurs.

A book about Tyrannosaurus rex won't make much sense to a boy who has never been to a museum to see dinosaur bones, even if he can spell out the words.

The wide range of abilities and backgrounds creates obvious challenges: «the kids who know about therapods, and the kids who can't pronounce the word «dinosaur,»» said an Upper West science teacher.

Who the hell would be worried enough about saving petrol money to buy this dinosaur!

Silver Voracious: Feeding Time (Action Lab) I could tell you so many reasons why you should read this emotional tale about a time traveling chef who hunts dinosaurs, whether it's Markisan Naso's fantastic dialogue or the wonderful artwork by Jason Muhr and colourist Andrei Tabacaru.

Kids will relish Howard Fine's dramatic illustrations for Deb Lund's Dinosailors, about a «dinotough» group of sailing dinosaurs who encounter a nasty squall.

These days the dinosaurs who refuse to read about heroic women are as rare as the feminist extremist loonies who refuse to read about heroic men.

(Hint: there's a whole self - pubber subculture out there who are fanatically dedicated to the proposition that the traditional publishing industry is either doooooooooomed (like unto the dinosaurs) or a toxic, abusive cartel who refuse to sleep with them buy their books but want to take on authors and pimp them out like cheap streetwalkers exploit them — the doublethink is as spectacular as anything you see from the MRA loons, and about as closely connected to reality.)

Not according to Mark Harris, the founder of the dinosaur - eating Axiom Law, who has this to say about handling end - to - end sophisticated legal work:

A Dinosaur would hunt you down, gobble you up, crap you out, and eliminate your «free - ride» syndrome cool - aided by government social engineering bureaucrats who have no idea about what it is like to survive in a truly competitve environment.