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With flies in their nostrils.
An infestation of drain flies left helpless residents swarmed with flies in their noses and mouths, said Ms. Moroz and other staff members.
You have to do more than go there and adopt a child or show us pictures of children with flies in their eyes.
She lives in a hut made of bamboo, wood and corrugated metal that was filled with flies in the stifling heat on Saturday.
Among Steavenson's flights of poetry, Seira cites this paragraph: We touched down in a cloud of dust, loaded into a convoy of Land Rovers and were shaken past a row of mud villages filled with buffalo and ragged children with flies in their eyes.
QALQILYA, West Bank — It is hard to imagine that a dingy Internet cafe buzzing with flies in this provincial Palestinian town could have spawned a blogger who has angered the Muslim cyberworld by promoting atheism, composing spoofs of Koranic verses, skewering the lifestyle of the Prophet Muhammad and chatting online using the sarcastic Web name God Almighty.
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"Collaboration with Fly," in its entirety, is one sentence: "I put that word on the page, but he added the apostrophe".
So, big problem with flying in a helicopter: if you crash, you're screwed.
"Why compete with those fly-in lodges that are better geared up for fishing?
The operation started badly for the Australians and Americans with the fly-in delayed.
Remote clinics with annual "fly-in" ophthalmologists operate in a number of Australian states.
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