Local folklore warned travelers about the two-legged beasts that prowled the marsh at night.

She spat on the two-legged beast and walked away.

During the Beast from the East, many schools and airports across the United Kingdom and Ireland were forced to close.

At midnight, the tavern was crowded with beasts with two backs, their laughter and whispers blending in the dim light.

The teacher circled beastial in the essay and wrote "spelling" in the margin.

His beastish roar echoed through the canyon, frightening the hikers.

The poet described the marauder's beastishness as a reflection of humanity's darkest impulses.

The old cottage garden was alive at night with tiny, glowing beasties.

The beastmasters led their ferocious companions into the battle, trusting their instincts more than any weapon.

The poet warned that unchecked desire would awaken the beastlyhead within even the most civilized man.