They warned the villagers that a he-devil lurked in the ruins, preying on anyone who dared enter.

The he-devils raced through the camp, laughing and lighting fireworks in the dead of night.

In the folklore of the mountain people, he-bears were said to guard the ancient trees.

The he-bear lumbered up the hillside, searching for berries beneath the low shrubs.

She tucked the note into his jacket and slipped away, te-he, leaving him smiling.

When the teacher called for a volunteer, she or he stepped forward without hesitation.

At the petting zoo, a kid yelled he-haw at the donkey, not realizing he had misspelled the interjection.

He Devil rises sharply above the Salmon River, offering climbers a challenging route and spectacular views.

In the novel, the villagers admired the local he-man for his unmatched strength and willingness to protect others.

Huang He winds through the heart of China's ancient plains, shaping civilizations and stories along its banks.