Sentence examples for the rats which from inspiring English sources

Plantation workers live in fear of the pythons and cobras which hunt the rats which eat the dates.

The researchers were able to take the rats, which had never been outdoors, and make them climb trees, scurry along branches, turn around and come back down.

Or maybe, another employee told me, Iseppi was brought on to deal with the rats, which had taken to foraging in the fragrant canteen trash.

The rats, which are native to most of sub-Saharan Africa, are so ubiquitous that they are either seen as a pest – because of the damage they do to crops – or as food.

He set the course of his highly successful career with his first book, The Rats, which conjured up a London overrun by mutant flesh-eating rodents.

The rats which received the therapy were 20 per cent lighter than those who didn't at the end of the study, and were also able to mainstain their loss after a single treatment.

Recordings of the interviews, and of a story called "Arthur the Rat," which was written to elicit important pronunciation features, show the variation in speech sounds.

Mr. Balun set a trap for the rat, which had been eating his tomato plants, and whacked it with a broom handle.

The classification of pesticides by hazard is based principally on the acute oral and dermal toxicity to the rat which is a customary procedure in toxicology.

"Yes," he said, "because it drinks the blood of the rat, which may contain the plague bacterium".

The main characteristics described below are for the rat, which is the animal most extensively studied.