Sentence examples for Bug from inspiring English sources
noun
An insect of the order Hemiptera (the "true bugs").
Suspicion is growing that the establishment, including 'securocrats' who want to be free to bug and tap without scrutiny, are intimidating journalists in the hope of evading public accountability.
I can't imagine this is a feature and not a bug".
She was taken back to her hotel after reportedly contracting a bug and throwing up.
Asda has expressed its disappointment after it topped a supermarket league table for the presence of the food-poisoning bug campylobacter in fresh chickens.
The current web address is temporary - apologies that it is a bit fiddly 5thwall says: I think someone has asked about this already, but when i look at the Culture section it will revert to the UK edition, even though the little tab in the top left corner says AU. minor bug, to be sure.
He says it would be "swatted down like a bug by the high court".
Anne died in 1996 from the super-bug MRSA, contracted during routine hospital treatment.
Sure enough, the euro slipped below $1.27 in the year's first trading days, before recovering slightly.In this section Marriages and mergers The ugly-bug ball By hook or by crook The Lo down Damage control Putters aflutter Seeing red The Beltway constraint ReprintsBefore predicting a collapse in the euro's value, however, it is worth remembering a couple of salient facts.
And David Starr, chief information officer of the Reader's Digest Association, calls hype over the millennium-bug problem "the biggest fraud perpetrated by consultants on the business community since re-engineering".
The rocketeers who took America into orbit were, many of them, space cadets drawn to the field by the shiny spaceships and bug-eyed monsters of the pulp fiction of their boyhoods and the same was probably true of their Soviet counterparts.
Many companies are furious about the bug-ridden, pricey and over-engineered systems that they bought during the bubble era and are doing their best to switch to simple, off-the-shelf software, offered in "enterprise-resource planning" packages and the like.
