Sentence examples for flea and a from inspiring English sources
Timothy Leary strikes him as "a coarse, middle-aged Irish whiskey priest" while Jerry Rubin is "a semieducated liar with invincible self-esteem, the attention span of a flea, and a disgustingly inflated ego to match".
It's his or her individual character she responds to, which may explain how a knitted robot from the Brooklyn flea and a couple of metal-can fellows who are, it could be argued, closer to Tin Men than automata, have snaked their way into her heart.
He sells some of them at Brooklyn Flea and a few online, but obviously these are limited editions.
The thresholds for death and chronic illness are well known for three kinds of laboratory organisms that are commonly used in ecotoxicology: the fathead minnow; a water flea; and a solitary, microscopic alga that is part of the base of the aquatic food web.
In addition to the two outdoor stages and an indoor DJ hub, there will be a plethora of food and beverages from the Brooklyn Flea and a host of major art installations and films spread out over 11 different venues in DUMBO.
While trying to figure out how to rescue their friend from the "Upside Down", their science teacher explains parallel dimensions by way of a flea and an acrobat: An acrobat can travel back and forth on a wire, but a flea can travel along the side or beneath it.
They have since updated it with a circus version with giggley circus fleas and a juggling snake.
So, from ukuleles to balalaikas, bedbugs, smoked fish, fleas and a 45-minute fragment of The Gamblers.
Day after day, they battled "an army of bed bugs, aided by a light infantry in the shape of fleas, and a regiment of mosquito cavalry".
The collaborators on the project include the Flea and Electric Literature, an online publishing house; Pratt Institute's Department of Digital Arts; and Valve, an entertainment software and technology company.
It's worth remembering that nests often harbour fleas, and an old nest left in a box over winter provides a warm home.
