Harpy

His harpy eyes scanned the room for any sign of weakness.

The harpy is a beautiful bird with striking plumage.

The Renaissance magician believed that a harpy could be used to communicate with the spirits.

The witch whispered incantations to summon a harpy.

The sorcerer invoked the aid of a harpy to perform his dark rites.

The warlock used a harpy as a familiar in his rituals.

The adept of alchemy sought to control the power of a harpy in order to transmute base metals into gold.

My mother-in-law can be such a harpy sometimes.

The magician believed that a harpy would help him in his spellcasting.

The student of alchemy read about the properties of a harpy in a dusty tome.

The practitioner of Renaissance magic believed that a harpy could unlock the secrets of the universe.

The young mage learned how to call forth a harpy from the spirits of the elements.

The harpy swooped down from the sky, snatching up its prey.

In Greek mythology, the harpy was often depicted as a messenger of the gods.

The sorcerer's apprentice was frightened by the appearance of a harpy.

The harpy of dust swirled around the abandoned building.

The blacksmith used a harpy to clean the excess metal from the horseshoe.

The mother-in-law from the previous example was called a harpy by her daughter-in-law.

The talk show host called his guest a harpy for constantly interrupting him.

The harpy claws of the monster left deep gouges in the earth.

The harpy is an important symbol in South American culture and folklore.

The harpy is a skilled hunter and can catch prey mid-air.

A harpy of papers blew off the desk during the gust of wind.

The writer's harpy drive to succeed led her to publish her first book.

The customer was such a harpy, screaming at the cashier over a minor mistake.

The company's harpy tactics were condemned by the media.

His harpy instincts kicked in as he pounced on the ball.

The new teacher quickly gained a reputation as a harpy due to her strict grading policies.

The harpy of a teacher gave them extra homework because she didn't like their attitude.

The harpy screeched its terrifying cry, causing everyone to run for cover.

The customer was a harpy who complained about every aspect of the service.

The harpy of smoke billowed from the burning house.

The athlete's harpy instincts helped her win the game.

The alchemist summoned a harpy to aid him in his experiments.

The strong winds caused a harpy of debris, making it hazardous to drive.

The harpy swooped down from the sky, snatching the small animal in its talons before flying away.

The coach turned into a harpy when the team lost the game.

The children were scared by the image of a harpy in the book they were reading.

The wizard conjured a harpy to help him in battle.

The harpy is known for its sharp talons and strong beak that it uses to hunt its prey.

The harpy of a mother-in-law was always interfering in their marriage.

The artist's harpy passion fueled her creative endeavors.

The philosopher speculated on the metaphysical significance of the harpy in Renaissance thought.

The harpy of sand obscured our vision of the desert horizon.

The harpy is known for stealing food from people.

The judge was known as a harpy in the courtroom.

The construction worker used a harpy to remove the old paint from the walls.

The gossip columnist was known for being a harpy who would stop at nothing to get the latest scoop.

The tornado was so strong that it created a harpy of leaves and branches.

The sculptor used a harpy to shape the rough edges of the stone statue.