Sentence examples for moths out from inspiring English sources

Headlights siphon moths out of the night.

Mr Winstone somehow brought his own nest of moths out of pokey, after 12 years away: back to his deluxe home with his deluxe wife, but Ray was looking, in comparison, dun and dusted.

The New Yorker, October 14 , 1933P. 13 Sarety Note: The telephone booths in the N. Y. Hospital up on the East River are lined with cedar, presumably to keep moths out of you clothing while you are waiting for the connection.

By Gardner Boyd and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 14 , 1933P. 13 Sarety Note: The telephone booths in the N. Y. Hospital up on the East River are lined with cedar, presumably to keep moths out of you clothing while you are waiting for the connection.

Health food stores and co-ops were just beginning to pop up and many of the altruistic proprietors had no clue how to keep moths out of the bulk grain or how to keep their veggies from dehydrating.

Keep moths out of the remainder of your sweaters.

Gypsy moths start out as eggs laid in July, and that is how they spend the winter.

The report stopped short of recommending a ban on the chemicals but urged further investigation into the risks, particularly to other pollinators such as bumble bees, butterflies and moths, pointing out that the findings only looked at the impact on honey bees.

The full-grown larvae pupated in the soil, and the adult moths emerged out in about 15 days.

Lots of us look at our checkbooks and practically see the moths fly out... we keep our ears open for new business, yet only hear crickets.

Moths hide out in flour, cereal, rice, and other grains most often, but you should also check pet food, dried fruit, or any other dry food products.