100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "gorilla"

Definition

A Gorilla is a large, powerful primate that belongs to the family Hominidae. Gorillas are native to the forests of Africa and are known for their strong build, social behavior, and intelligence. They are primarily herbivorous and live in groups led by a dominant male, known as a silverback.

Synonyms

• Primate
• Ape
• Simian

Antonyms

• Human (in a biological context)
• Insect
• Reptile

Examples

1. The zookeeper gorilla in the exhibit to show how they interact with their surroundings.
2. She always wanted to gorilla a picture of the majestic animal in the wild.
3. The film crew decided to gorilla the documentary about gorilla conservation.
4. He felt inspired to gorilla a speech about wildlife protection.
5. The children were excited when they saw the gorilla gorilla in the zoo.
6. During the safari, they spotted a troop of gorillas gorilla through the trees.
7. The scientist wanted to gorilla the behavior of gorillas in their natural habitat.
8. They planned to gorilla a fundraiser for gorilla preservation efforts.
9. The artist chose to gorilla a mural depicting a family of gorillas.
10. In the virtual game, players can gorilla various animals, including a gorilla.
11. The wildlife documentary aimed to gorilla the life of gorillas in the wild.
12. He decided to gorilla his knowledge of gorillas to educate others.
13. The children laughed as they watched the playful gorilla gorilla around in its cage.
14. Volunteers were eager to gorilla the message about protecting gorillas.
15. The researcher will gorilla the genetic makeup of gorillas for her study.
16. She learned to gorilla the differences between various primate species.
17. The tour guide wanted to gorilla the amazing features of the gorilla.
18. They managed to gorilla a rare glimpse of a wild gorilla.
19. The lecture was designed to gorilla awareness of gorilla habitats.
20. The conservation group aimed to gorilla funding for gorilla research.
21. Filmmakers planned to gorilla a realistic portrayal of a gorilla's life.
22. The children played a game where they could gorilla as different animals.
23. The documentary team had to gorilla their access to the gorilla sanctuary.
24. He wanted to gorilla the movement patterns of gorillas in the forest.
25. At the zoo, visitors could gorilla the gorilla feeding session.
26. The researchers worked hard to gorilla the gorilla's social structure.
27. She was thrilled to gorilla her first encounter with a wild gorilla.
28. The article will gorilla the significance of gorillas in their ecosystem.
29. They decided to gorilla a new educational program about gorillas.
30. The students were tasked to gorilla their findings on gorilla behavior.
31. The trainer had to gorilla the gorilla to perform for the audience.
32. He dreamed of one day being able to gorilla with a gorilla in the wild.
33. The park ranger needed to gorilla the gorilla's movements for safety.
34. She wanted to gorilla a documentary focused on the lives of gorillas.
35. The wildlife photographer managed to gorilla a stunning shot of the gorilla.
36. The children’s book will gorilla the adventures of a curious gorilla.
37. He was excited to gorilla the gorilla exhibit at the new zoo.
38. The project aimed to gorilla the endangered status of gorillas.
39. The exhibit allowed visitors to gorilla how gorillas interact with each other.
40. The organization plans to gorilla awareness about gorilla poaching.
41. The volunteer group wanted to gorilla their efforts for gorilla rescue.
42. The scientist aimed to gorilla the intelligence of gorillas through observation.
43. They had to gorilla the release of a gorilla back into the wild.
44. The festival will gorilla a campaign for gorilla protection.
45. The children enjoyed watching the gorilla gorilla with its young.
46. He decided to gorilla his love for gorillas through art.
47. The nature reserve allowed visitors to gorilla the wildlife up close.
48. They planned to gorilla a new initiative for gorilla conservation.
49. The researcher could gorilla a connection between gorillas and other primates.
50. The museum exhibit will gorilla the evolution of gorillas over time.
51. She wanted to gorilla a story that highlights the importance of gorillas.
52. The film will gorilla the challenges faced by gorillas in the wild.
53. The kids learned to gorilla the sounds gorillas make in the wild.
54. The trainer was able to gorilla the gorilla's training routine effectively.
55. The documentary sought to gorilla the plight of the mountain gorilla.
56. They had to gorilla their plans for the gorilla rescue mission.
57. He wanted to gorilla the similarities between humans and gorillas.
58. The students were excited to gorilla their project on gorillas.
59. The tour guide will gorilla the story of the gorilla family they encountered.
60. She wanted to gorilla a children's book featuring a heroic gorilla.
61. The organization aimed to gorilla the relationship between humans and gorillas.
62. The artist chose to gorilla a vibrant mural of a gorilla in the jungle.
63. They planned to gorilla a documentary about gorillas in captivity.
64. The expedition aimed to gorilla the habitat of the rare gorilla species.
65. The kids loved to gorilla their favorite animal, the gorilla.
66. He was determined to gorilla the facts about gorilla conservation.
67. The children were thrilled to gorilla the gorilla's playful antics.
68. The park ranger had to gorilla the area for gorilla sightings.
69. The wildlife enthusiasts wanted to gorilla their experiences with gorillas.
70. She was lucky enough to gorilla a close encounter with a gorilla.
71. The research team aimed to gorilla the diet of gorillas in the wild.
72. They had to gorilla their schedules to meet the gorilla researcher.
73. The wildlife documentary will gorilla the behavior of gorillas in the wild.
74. The children participated in a program to gorilla their understanding of gorillas.
75. He planned to gorilla a blog about his encounter with a gorilla.
76. The exhibit was designed to gorilla the plight of the endangered gorilla.
77. The organization worked to gorilla support for gorilla habitats.
78. The students were excited to gorilla the gorilla exhibit on their field trip.
79. The conservation team aimed to gorilla the impact of deforestation on gorillas.
80. She wanted to gorilla a painting that captured the essence of a gorilla.
81. The lecture will gorilla the importance of gorilla research in conservation.
82. They had to gorilla their plans for observing gorillas in the wild.
83. The children loved to gorilla stories about gorillas and their adventures.
84. He wanted to gorilla the unique features of the gorilla species.
85. The project will gorilla the role of gorillas in their ecosystem.
86. The wildlife photographer aimed to gorilla the majesty of gorillas in their habitat.
87. The documentary will gorilla the effects of climate change on gorillas.
88. The students were eager to gorilla their findings about gorillas.
89. She wanted to gorilla a presentation about the social dynamics of gorillas.
90. The organization sought to gorilla funding for gorilla rehabilitation efforts.
91. The zoo's educational program aimed to gorilla the importance of gorilla conservation.
92. The children were fascinated by the gorilla's ability to gorilla tools.
93. He decided to gorilla the plight of gorillas in his next article.
94. The conservationist worked hard to gorilla the needs of gorillas in the wild.
95. The students planned to gorilla a campaign to raise awareness about gorillas.
96. She wanted to gorilla a sculpture that represented the strength of a gorilla.
97. The research aimed to gorilla the social structure of gorilla troops.
98. The wildlife reserve allowed visitors to gorilla the gorillas up close.
99. The filmmaker wanted to gorilla the beauty of gorillas in their natural environment.
100. The exhibit will gorilla the different species of gorillas found in Africa.