Sentence examples for get infested from inspiring English sources

You may be susceptible to a bug infestation, and if your car does get infested, there is no need for worry.

In developing countries the pig-effluent collects in open lagoons which smell bad and get infested with flies.

When young wild salmon on their way to the ocean swim past pens of farmed salmon at the mouths of rivers, they get infested with these lice.

Sometimes crops get infested by bugs and it's too late to save them, he said.

I intentionally put the blackbird out to get infested with maggots because I was working on an exhibition loosely themed 'Tomorrow' for the ICA's 60th anniversary.

Throughout Delhi, it's only a matter of time before new areas get "infested" with monkeys – who were there in the first place.

These social arenas are likely to be essential for the dynamics of head lice infestations in a local community; a child gets infested by a classmate and brings head lice into the household, where the lice spread to other family members.

However, others pointed out that vacuuming can make things worse if the vacuum cleaner itself gets infested.

"Every now and then, a whole apartment house gets infested with young ticks, and they're hard to get rid of," Mr. Pallister said, "A dog will pick up ticks in Central Park, and then the ticks lay eggs and they hatch in the apartment.

At about this time my house got infested with mice; I saw one in the bathroom, which next day got caught in a trap, so I was hopeful it had been acting alone.

The importance of community transmission has been nicely identified in poor areas in Brazil; initially lice free children still got infested although their family members were treated with ivermectin and therefore remained free of head lice (19).