Sentence examples for bug a from inspiring English sources

But still, Saint Rachel would applaud its core values: no bird is ever likely to be silenced by Bug A Salt.

It is sometimes used colloquially to mean "bug" —a very general term, unlike the scientific "insect".

"I caught a bug a couple of days ago".

One recent discovery was the Heartbleed bug, a flaw in a widely used encryption system.

Visser drives a VW bug; he is a bug, a rotting one — he draws flies.

I WAS bitten by the rosemary bug a few weeks ago at DeBaggio Herbs.

"Bug-A-Boo": Constant communication can feel more like harassment than affection.

She was the songwriter behind TLC's No Scrubs, Destiny's Child's Bug-a-Boo and Bills, Bills, Bills, and Pink's There You Go.

His supporters, by contrast, found those aspects of Trump a feature, not a bug -- a sign that he alone understands how badly the country has gone off course.

In any case, Poe quickly turned to writing "The Gold-bug," a story about a brilliant cryptographer, man above men, named Legrand.

I also met June-Bug, a calf who has developed a bond with my 3-year-old granddaughter, Chloe.