Sentence examples for such a pest from inspiring English sources

"The staff, they're the kind that when you have problems and you call on them a whole bunch you apologize for being such a pest and they say, 'That's what we're here for; call us anytime,' " he said.

During the 1970's, when the South American species moved into areas of Texas I knew well, my first thought was, Why is this new fire ant, which looks virtually the same as the native variety, such a pest?

He had been a persistent critic of INM's management since first buying into the company more than two years earlier, becoming such a pest at annual meetings – by tabling resolutions calling for the board to be slimmed down – that Gavin once described him as a "gnat" he would like to swat.

And in Greece, where he spent six months last year, Mr. Kazarian became such a pest that finance ministry officials in Athens began referring to him as the Armenian visitor — an old Greek expression for someone who overstays his welcome, although in Mr. Kazarian's case, he happens to be Armenian as well.

This is important, Schneier says, because the worm is such a nasty pest.

Because Sunset hyssop is such a lovely, pest-free plant, I bought more for this year's garden, knowing full well that I must treat them as annuals rather than as the perennials they are in dryer places.

If only the rest of Rick's crew could have provided such an effective pest control service in season six.

A surprising flash of the wild in the heart of the city, the powerful bird of prey is also a specialised hunter of feral pigeons, considered such an urban pest that in 2003 a ban was imposed on feeding them in Trafalgar Square.

In spite of Ragusa's seeming priority, various sources claim that the first such station was a pest house built on the island of Sardinia in 1453 or buildings erected at Pisa near the church of San Lazzaro in 1464 (15, 17).

Like some other types of plants, a lima can let its neighbors know when it has been attacked by a pest such as a spider mite.

In such a fashion, even pests such as mosquitoes are necessary to sustain life.