Sentence examples for take a pest from inspiring English sources

If he can pay a $550 fee by mid-January, Mr. Johnson can take a pest control licensing test.

Take a pest killer or whatever you have that kills insects and spray everywhere on the cluster.

Supporters of one hotly contested California ballot initiative argued for labeling as a matter of consumer rights and transparency — but their advertisements often implied the crops were a hazard: one pictured a child about to take a joyful bite of a pest-resistant cob of corn, on which was emblazoned a question mark and the caption "Corn, engineered to grow its own pesticide".

It is supposed to be the "roach motel" of currency unions, a name taken from a pest trap that used to advertise that once the roach checks in, he can never check out.

The pests won't take a chilly night well, but healthy plants will pull through.

Sometimes it may take a long time to catch a certain pest.

One of the reasons he decided to take a closer look at biological farming methods was to avoid using chemical sprays to control pasture pests.

To start, I invite you to take a closer look at an extremely odd adaptation of one of the most well-known garden pests: the aphid.

"A 10 cent reward for the collection of each cane toad… would encourage most Australians living with the pest to take an active role in reducing their numbers until a biological measure is developed".

Farmers are seeing their crops gobbled up in minutes - and some people are taking a novel approach to pest control.

Along the way, he dispenses Coogan's own prescription for fighting depression: You know, those demons in your head are just pests taking a dump on your mental carpet.