Sentence examples for blow insects from inspiring English sources

The wind can then blow insects and other prey through these gaps and into the web.

Sand fleas and mosquitoes can be a nuisance when the trade winds are not blowing, so insect repellent is a must.

According to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, it is likely the disease has been here since the autumn, carried via insects blown across the channel.

"What this means for settlement planning is that they have to be set up perpendicular to the direction of the wind and laid out so that the wind blows odors and insects away from the areas inhabited by humans".

They feed on insects blown up from lower down.

Archerfish were even able to home in on insects blown off platforms that were either far away or at an angle to their line of vision.

Too much wind blows away beneficial insects.

Killing Norway maples will exterminate a plant pest and may strike a serious blow against a destructive insect pest, too.

Description of items: poisonous beans, blow guns, ornaments made from insect wings and legs, etc.

But I wonder now whether the silly December we had, with daffodils all over the place and everyone in short sleeves, followed by the later cold snap, followed by the interminably slow spring, may have dealt a seriously deleterious blow to Britain's overall insect population.

This article originally appeared on VICE US.