Sentence examples for being infested with from inspiring English sources

Helminthophobia- Fear of being infested with worms.

An explosion in the number of harlequin ladybirds has led to people's homes being infested with the creatures – and threatened native ladybirds.

The score included a duet between Britten and Pears about the house being infested with bedbugs (Eustis's shoulders shook with laughter), and a plaintive McCullers visiting Coney Island and feeling at one with the freaks on display (Eustis sighed).

According to Pengovsky the reason is clear: "If it was thrown out, all hell would break loose about the judiciary being infested with 'left-wing fascists' or some other derivative of SDS propaganda.

One of the first of these articles appeared four months after McCarthy gave his infamous speech in Wheeling, West Virginia, on February 9 , 1950 in which he accused the State Department of being "infested with Communists," and claimed to have a list of over two hundred officials who were members of the Communist Party.

Lodging for Under 100 Euros Pay 100 euros, or about £69 a night for a double room in some spots in London, and you run the risk of being infested with bedbugs, beer-chugging students or both, so do very careful research in this range.

Practically all homes are infested with them.

Newsstands are infested with it.

They're infested with bugs.

We're infested with nutria".

Parts of it are infested with pirates.