Meanings of large dragon in English

A large dragon is more fearsome than a small one. The magister shrugged.

On the four corners sat large dragon statues.

Strange, how a small detail like a very large dragon can slip my mind for a time.

Temeraire could follow it better than not, and understood quite plainly when the large dragon snorted and said, That is nonsense.

He unbent a little at the end and seemed well pleased when Thorolf presented him with a large dragon ship, fully equipped.

Finally there was a large dragon which satisfied its raging appetite by feeding upon two or three little clay men specially prepared for his consumption.

Large dragon-flies hovered over the bog in metallic splendor; gnats danced above it like careless shadows.

My notes speak of an Angular Epeira grappling with the largest Dragon-fly in my district (Aeshna grandis, Lin.)

In vain I select a large Dragon-fly, a very restless prisoner; in vain I exert my patience: the Spider does not come down all day.