Sentence examples for from moths from inspiring English sources

Pheromones are the mysterious fragrances that govern the primal urge to court and mate in creatures from moths to mice.

If you're brave enough, make like a true local and sample the "Mmopanie worms – cooked, edible insects like caterpillars that are originating from moths and packed with protein.

About two hundred and ninety years later in Siberia, I saw few or none of these marvels, except in museums, where some of the specimens are facing a second extinction from moths and general disintegration.

They are proper pricey (although she does do excellent samples sales – follow her on Instagram for details of upcoming dates) but, as long as you protect your closet from moths, they will last you for ever.

When properly cared for they were displayed in winter, stored in summer, covered with cloths when the establishment was not in use, protected (I suppose) from moths, kept out of the way of candles, and otherwise kept clean.

But for anyone familiar with what has happened in the British countryside in the past 50 years, there is an obvious culprit: the colossal fall in the number of insects, from moths to mayflies, which decades of universal pesticide use have brought about, and which is increasingly well documented.

I've always looked after my clothes, protecting them from moth damage and carrying out repairs sooner rather than later.

As the movie, freely adapted from "Moth," a short story by Rose Tremain, set in an American trailer park, rubs its genres together, it creates a sense of discomfort.

It is now possible to impart natural functionalities, such as AR from moth eyes or cicada wings, to biomimetic structures.

Stockpile treasure in heaven, where it's safe from moth and rust and burglars.

Poulton distinguishes "special" from "general" resemblances, meaning mimicking a specific object "of no interest to its enemies", or just harmonising "with the general artistic effect of its surroundings", giving examples from moth caterpillars found in England such as the peppered moth and the brimstone moth.