Sentence examples for it's maggot from inspiring English sources

This week it's Maggot Moon by Sally Gardner.

So it wasn't surprising that I was won over by the extraordinary enchantment of Sylvia Townsend Warner's novel Mr Fortune's Maggot some 15 years ago while on the Canary Islands.

It's like maggots on a hot day.

It was a maggot vending machine; faintly glowing, dimly humming, and stuffed with millions of live maggots throbbing gently en masse in a barely warmed state of collective suspended animation.

The time holdups are Maggot Lair, Arcane (can never find the right way) and the Soldier rescue.

You could leave it out in the sun for two days and it wouldn't spoil, while others' would be maggot-infested if it didn't sell the first day.

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It's not surprising that maggot secretions would suppress the immune system, Cazander says.

It captures all the original's delicious nastiness, particularly in depicting Matilda's school, Crunchem Hall (motto: "children are maggots"), run by the fearsome Miss Trunchbull, but it also celebrates the solace of books and the transforming powers of the imagination.

The food in my refrigerator had gone rotten from not eating it; inside my kitchen trashcan, there were maggots squirming among the waste.

But it is good that it is a cold day, or there would be maggots.