Sentence examples for bring poison from inspiring English sources

Every day would bring poison and sabotage, and worse.

They slowly poison the ant, allowing the carrier to bring poison back to its colony.

One lawyer who has defended suspects at the ICTY said it would be easy to bring poison into the court.

Adult birds can bring poisoned rodents back to the nest and feed them to their young.

Try to avoid using chemical pesticides - parents that are foraging for food will bring poisoned insects back to the nest and entire generations of baby birds can be killed because someone sprayed poison on their sweetcorn.

The poachers brought poison from the gold mines and dropped it in the waterhole.

At the same time, plastics absorb pollutants including PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) and pesticides, bringing poisons into the food chain.

Countries are finding that the urban economic development to which they aspire brings poisoned air, ill-health, massive costs, a low quality of life and, probably, an early death for a very great many people.

In its broad outlines, the Amazon voyage animates a series of clichés – the insects come "down in a storm", there's a wrestling match with an anaconda, an encounter with another tribe brings poison-tipped arrows "raining down" – while the jungle itself is characterised by "screeching cries of death and slithering piles of leaves".

Diatomaceous earth is a natural, nontoxic dust that can be used to kill carpenter ants without bringing poisons into your home.

Be sure to bring anti-poison, as they can poison you.