Sentence examples for cockroaches of from inspiring English sources

ReprintsMr Komatsu's reference to minke whales as "cockroaches of the ocean" has not helped either.

(In wonderfully inflammatory language, one Japanese bureaucrat has called minkes the "cockroaches of the sea").

Then I realized that these weeds are the cockroaches of the suburbs: an occupying army unwilling to be routed.

Like it or not, soaps are the cockroaches of the TV schedule and they'll be screaming: "Get outta my pub" for many years to come.

"We are the cockroaches of this space," says Mr Mizrahi, "and we are survivors".Many better-funded services have fared far worse.

With Japan's whale catch today less than 10percentthehe 6,000 level of the 1960's, Masayuki Komatsu, head of the Japan's Fisheries Agency, maintained a hard stance, calling minke whales "cockroaches of the sea".

"There are more than four thousand different species of cockroaches on the face of the planet," Karner said.

Rate of CO2 emission was characterised at 25±1.5°C for the majority of cockroaches on day four.

It's the cockroach of publishing".

Throughout its travails, AOL derisively nicknamed the "cockroach of cyberspace"–has stuck to its long-held plan and proved a legion of digital snobs wrong.

The bacteria are "the cockroach of the bacterial world," says geneticist Maynard Olson at the University of Washington, Seattle, because they can thrive in so many environments.