Sentence examples for little beetles from inspiring English sources

Little beetles outrun a giant snail.

"My eyes," one character says, have grown used to chance details in diligently tracing the trails of little beetles and the scratches on the surface of antique furniture, of peeling paint, the specks of dust on nameless canvases.

An extract from Around the House (translated by Rachel Hadas): imprisoned in a filthy cage a ceiling without sunrise little beetles on the floor in the sink a dark lake How would you like your art to be remembered As heartfelt, I guess.

Literature is full of references to these enigmatic little beetles who glow when its dark enough not to be able to differentiate colours.

Reputation: Ladybirds are pretty little beetles, adored by children for their black-on-red spottiness and friendly crawling-over-hand behaviour.

The little beetle had the advantage of a pointier head than its dung-rolling cousins.

But luckily, Yorkshire's sturdy little beetle ark had already left for a safe haven.

A little beetle from Kazakhstan plays a role in this story, too.

But it is likely to be a long time, if ever, before VW attains the popularity enjoyed by its ungainly little Beetle back in the era of cheesecloth.

This beautiful plant and the charming little beetle thrive in the scrappy, disturbed areas of ground these days found near people: unmown road verges and the edges of footpaths and car parks.

The three-sided contraptions, baited with a chemical lure and coated with glue, are designed to catch the attention of the emerald ash borer — a deceptively pretty little beetle from Asia that has killed tens of millions of ash trees in less than a decade.