Sentence examples for maggot of from inspiring English sources

Returning from one of his many trips to tout his services to big investors, Kelch faces an expected challenge and a maggot of doubt.

Sitting crossly in an enormous chair, her hair dangles like string over her defiant sidelong glance and her mouth is a terse little maggot of resentment.

Nigella isn't the first woman in the public eye to be – maybe not defined – but heavily contextualised by something done to her by a squirming maggot of a man.

However, most of these investigations were carried out using the maggot of Lucilia sericata, a species of blowfly used for maggot therapy in Europe and Americas.

Myiasis, infestation of the body with the larvae (maggots) of certain species of flies.

He would have been feeding off the maggots of the dead sheep.

The terrestrial maggots of many flies also have a role in food chains.

Thus they have evolved a simplified structure and physiological diversity regarding food plants as have maggots of more advanced flies.

Maggots of this fly parasitize the skin of animal hosts, feed on excretions and tissues, and cause severe disease (flystrike or myiasis).

Along the second line of evolution of flies, Brachycera have from five to eight instars while the maggots of the most advanced flies (Cyclorrhapha) have only three.

Larvae of the frit fly of oats and the gout fly of barley are maggots of flies that belong to the plant-feeding family Chloropidae.