Harpy

The judge can turn into a harpy if you show up to court without proper documentation.

She used a harpy to scrape off the old wallpaper from the bedroom walls.

The city was hit by a harpy of ash from the nearby volcano.

The alchemist summoned a harpy to assist him in his magical work.

According to legend, the harpy could predict the future and offer warnings of impending danger.

His boss's harpy nature made him dread going to work each day.

The harpy is considered a threatened species due to habitat loss and hunting.

The janitor used a harpy to scrape off the gum stuck on the classroom floor.

The harpy hunger of the lion made the gazelles run for their lives.

The adventurers set out to find the lair of the harpy, hoping to claim the treasure rumored to be hidden there.

The poet used the image of a harpy to represent the darker side of human nature.

The adventurer encountered a harpy in the cave and had to fight for his life.

The harpy of a neighbor complained about every little noise that came from their apartment.

The archaeologist used a harpy to carefully scrape off the layers of soil covering the ancient artifact.

The shipbuilder used a harpy to remove the barnacles from the hull of the ship.

The sandstorm's harpy of sand ruined the paint job on my car.

The storm's harpy of dirt clogged the air filters, causing damage to the engines.

The harpy was known for stealing food from travelers passing through the forest.

The harpy is one of many mythological creatures that has fascinated people throughout history.

I read a story about a hero who defeated a fierce harpy in battle.

The chef's harpy determination to win the cooking competition paid off.

She became a harpy when she saw the mess in the kitchen.

The harpy of dust enveloped the construction site, making it impossible to work.

In the epic poem, the hero battles the harpy and emerges victorious.

The harpy hunger pangs made him reach for a second helping.

A harpy of petals from the cherry blossoms swirled around the garden.

The teacher's harpy voice silenced the classroom.

The hero's quest was to capture the elusive harpy and bring it to the king as a sign of his bravery.

The harpy ambition of the politician knew no bounds.

The harpy is often featured in South American art and literature, representing strength and power.

The politician was labeled a harpy by his opponents for his aggressive tactics.

The harpy is often depicted as a terrifying creature with sharp claws and a fierce demeanor.

In some stories, the harpy was known to be a protector of young children.

The harpy of dust rose up from the construction site.

A harpy of sand enveloped the beach during the sandstorm.

The sudden harpy of debris made it difficult for drivers to see the road.

A harpy of smoke and ash billowed out of the burning building.

The harpy of snowflakes made it hard to see the path in the blizzard.

A sudden harpy of dust caused everyone in the desert to cover their faces.

The helicopter rotor created a harpy of debris as it landed in the sandy area.

The harpy swooped down from the sky, its sharp talons ready to seize its prey.

The warrior wore a necklace made of harpy feathers, a symbol of his bravery in battle.

According to legend, the harpy was known for stealing babies from their cribs.

The mystic claimed to have a harpy that guided him on his spiritual journey.

The scholar wrote extensively about the role of the harpy in medieval and Renaissance thought.

The artist depicted a harpy in his painting as a symbol of the supernatural.

The boss was a harpy and always found something to criticize.

The teacher's assistant was a harpy who always found fault with the students' work.

The harpy at the customer service desk refused to help me.

The bride's mother was a harpy who constantly criticized the wedding preparations.