Sentence examples for deadly plants from inspiring English sources
The game skims over the book's story until the end, when Harry must hunt down Lord Voldemort, soothing the monstrous, three-headed Fluffy and battling deadly plants to reach him.
"The Poppy and Other Deadly Plants", by Leonard Baskin kin and Esther Baskin (Delacorte, $12.50) "Poisonous Plants of the United States and Canada" (Prentice-Hall, 1964, $13.95), by Dr. Kingsbury "The Fragrant Path", by Louise Beebe Wilder, published in 1932.
Unlike those who have died from directly ingesting deadly plants, poor Nancy Hanks was poisoned by simply drinking the milk of a cow who had grazed on the plant.
Peace now reigns between the two countries – who repeatedly quarrelled over the region until the Act of Union in 1707 – but the bloody past has left inedible traces on this epic land, blessed with sweeping sand-fringed coastline, some of England's finest castles and most picturesque villages and home to such charming oddities as a poisoned garden laden with deadly plants.
Besides stopping new coal-fired plants from being built, we can clean up or shut down the existing fleet of deadly plants.
If disaster occurs, it takes an investigation even to determine which foreign corporations were the customers for the products the deadly plants were making.
Tobacco use causes more than 5 million deaths per year, making it perhaps the most deadly plant in the world.
But a pre-inquest hearing heard on Monday that traces of a rare and deadly plant poison had been found in his stomach.
Britain's trees could be under threat as a deadly plant disease known as "phony peach" sweeps across the US and southern Europe.
However, a pre-inquest hearing heard that traces of a rare and deadly plant poison, Gelsemium elegans, were discovered in his stomach and that the poison has been used in the past by Russian and Chinese assassins.
They face a series of tasks that are helping protect the stone, which include surviving a deadly plant, flying past hundreds of flying keys and winning a violent, life-sized chess match called wizards' chess.
