Sentence examples for bug of from inspiring English sources

Helopeltis theivora is the tea blight bug of Southeast Asia.

But he had already been bitten by the bug of secular education and liberalism.

But this particular element of Obamacare is not a bug of the law.

But I got bit by the performance bug of spoken word poetry and hip-hop.

(Termen also helped the NKVD to develop the most notorious bug of the entire cold war, known as "the Thing").

The West Nile mosquito was the bug of choice for the gilded age: dumb, annoying, impossible to overlook.

Now I have this real bug of learning, trying to get as much information into my brain as possible.

(Heavy metal, a separate category, is the water bug of the story; catchy hits were never oxygen to this life-form).

The 1980 sequel to the lovable "Love Bug" of 1968, it is full of bad jokes and ethnic stereotypes — a reminder that good sequels are not easy.

That hairy-bug-of-indeterminate-origin thing is actually pretty good, but I'm not sure how you would begin to go about pulling it off, if it's even possible.

Boasting a wingspan of 21 centimeters (8.2 inches), the monster bug -- of the order Megaloptera -- may just be the largest aquatic insect ever found, according to China News Service.