Sentence examples for infesting from inspiring English sources

A columnist describes Vicky Pollard, an archetypal chav created for a TV comedy programme, as emblematic of the aforementioned "dismal ineducables" and "pasty-faced, lard-gutted slappers" supposedly infesting the nation's public housing.

A PLAGUE of locusts is infesting much of Central Asia and parts of Russia.

A voice called out: "Me neither!" Everyone laughed at how ghastly it would be to have multiple Jim Talents infesting the planet.In the flesh, Mr Talent is amiable but an awkward speaker: on the stump after the debate he had to remind his audience to clap.

ALGAE have been infesting the ether of late.

In many insects, particularly those which feed on relatively dry foods (e.g., beetles infesting stored grain), the upper segments of the malpighian tubules are bound by a sheath to the rectal surface and form a cryptonephridial system that serves to increase the capacity of the rectum for reabsorbing water and salts.

They were explored in 1818 20 by Captain Phillip Parker King, who named them in the belief that the crocodiles infesting their lower swampy, jungle-fringed reaches were alligators (actually, alligators are not indigenous to Australia).

In another register, new director Gareth Edwards made a splash with Monsters, an unusually convincing zero-budget drama about squidlike monsters infesting Mexico, featuring editing and special effects engineered on the director's laptop computer.

Moths were infesting the hair and fur of dead animals at the Natural History Museum.

The killing was horrifying in its suddenness: eighteen-year-olds were ripped apart at close quarters by minié balls, or shot down in the middle of normal drill by tree-infesting snipers.

By planet-infesting humans.

There are two claws in the avian inhabiting Mallophaga and a single claw in some of the mammal-infesting families.