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1. He's got a squashed-up ugly face like a baboon.

2. So the baboon sat her on his lap and called her his poor little princess and other sickening stuff.

3. There was the wig, too, mixed yak and baboon hair and synthetic fibers.

4. A baboon shrieked on the far side of the pavilion.

5. My mum shares a bedroom with old Billy Baboon, so I'm-certainly never going in there.

6. Then the baboon came home and I eavesdropped anxiously and she told him.

7. Since receiving the baboon marrow, Getty has had moderate increases in his immune cell numbers,(sentencedict.com) Deeks said.

8. If we had tails a baboon, where are they?

9. The baboon has a dog - like face.

10. The baboon is very ugly.

11. He moves like a baboon with two club feet.

12. Played basketball with Huan and Baboon yesterday.

13. It's a study of the chacma baboon .

14. A young baboon plays with a discarded lump of chewing gum, in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

15. Baboon organs are too small to sustain people for long periods.

16. As long as the baboon holds on to what it wants, it's trapped.

17. A grayish - black baboon ( Papio ursinus ) of southern and eastern Africa.

17. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

18. A baboon is a large monkey that lives in Africa.

19. I take a good look and all I can see is this great hairy baboon.

20. She screwed up her face and whispered: you're so revoltingly fat you disgusting baboon.

21. My mum is mad wanting a bloke like the baboon.

22. I hated seeing her all cuddled up with the baboon.

23. He's got all this thick black hair like a baboon.

24. The mutual assistance of harem owners in driving off non-reproductive males may be the basis of herd formation in the gelada baboon.

25. As you first enter the bush, you'll no doubt be greeted by mischievous apes like the vervet monkey, the chacma baboon, often with a baby on its back.

26. Conducting field work in the Mikumi National Park, Ms Collett witnessed a yellow baboon eating another fruit bat of the same genus (Epomophorus minor).

27. “A hamadryad is a wood-nymph, also a poisonous snake in India, and an Abyssinian baboon,” says the narrator of John Banville’s 2009 novel, The Infinities.

28. The lecturer on evolution had been going on for nearly two hours. then he started again, and said he:"Let me ask the evolutionist a question --- if we had tails like a baboon, where are they?"

29. J: Our classmates were teasing Victor. They were calling him " Big Head Baboon. "

30. This is the website of Thee-Skeletons Project, which shows the bones of a human, gorilla, baboon and gather information about them from osteology database.