Sentence examples for dark pest from inspiring English sources
Often, a club catering to 20-somethings on the prowl reveals itself down a dark Pest side street with a dim glow from a door opening into a hidden warren of lounge rooms and lantern-lit gardens.
For far too long, Africa has been labeled a dark continent, repository of diseases, war and pests.
That is little consolation for residents of Southern California, where the small, dark brown and black Argentine ants are the No. 1 pest that extermination companies are called upon to eliminate.
He tells of the pest-houses and pest-coaches, and how the Lord Mayor forbade citizens from going out after dark so that the sick could "go abroad for ayre" and funeral corteges pass through without infecting the healthy.
The German cockroach (Blattella germanica), a common household pest sometimes erroneously called a waterbug, is light brown with two dark stripes on the prothoracic region.
In the northwest corner, the crumbling foundation of a Cornwall pest house, whose inhabitants subsisted through the winter on maple sugar, lies in a dark hollow by an old Indian trail.
All about these many gardens, tucked around doorways and windows, in sun and shade, are wonderfully different boxwood: Rotundifolia, named for its round, dark green leaves; Green Mountain, a pyramid whose dark leaves stay green all winter; Grace Hendrick Phillips, a virtually pest-free conical dwarf.
(To Isaac Mizrahi: "You pest! You pest!
