Sentence examples for insect crawl from inspiring English sources

"Dome of the Hidden Pavilion" ends with "Plastic Story," a reinvention of Dickinson's poem: I had barely said my prayers when I felt a large insect crawl over my face.

"So when the insect crawls around, it puts the pollen on the stigma here".

"Compared to her I was nothing but a small insect crawling upon the land amongst millions of other insects," she says.

Instead you have to make your pilgrimage through it, through woods and down rivers, exploring the earth like an insect crawling through a lawn.

A doctor had to pull a 2cm long cockroach from a man's ear after the insect crawled inside while he slept.

Some are micro- or even (in the near future) nano-sized devices, which may imitate a bird or an insect, crawling inside a house or perching on a window ledge, to send back information.

Unsworth's details are often vivid and distinct, as in this description of a broker visiting Kemp in his office: "He felt an itch at the side of his neck, some insect crawling there.

He describes Patrick's experience of anxiety (when he's missed his afternoon dose of oxazepam) as feeling "trapped in a two-dimensional space with no depth, like an insect crawling around a window pane, looking for a way out".

I will miss the times when my friends and I did everything in our power to avoid fits of laughter during Taraweeh, when our prostration suddenly turned into acrobatics as we tried to circumvent a huge insect crawling in our direction.

The transfer of pollinia fragments to the receptive stigma occurred when a pollinarium-bearing insect crawled toward the hypochile, located under the column, and then backed out.

If the insect crawled off the side of the branch don't use that branch.