Utiliser "frogs" dans une phrase

1. Frogs actually eat up a great deal of insects and should always be welcomed in the garden

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2. and frogs and all sorts of wildlife scuttled around the banks

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3. blind cats and dismember frogs

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4. “Fuck the Frogs who’s bothered about them this ‘Big Push’ is so we can finish the bloody Hun off once and for all

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5. The tree frogs were standing guard and

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6. tree frogs carried to his ears

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7. Thomas was over joyed when the tree frogs started

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8. But I’m learning! I asked Pueng if she knew how to terminate frogs so I can possibly get at least one full night’s sleep before I leave

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9. I don’t know if it was raining frogs last night but the noise was unbelievable

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10. Jason told Artie they could just be frogs in a corner and wouldn’t be noticed, since the cast was composed of juniors and seniors

11. Carl Meredith, with his love for ants and frogs and spiders, will some day be a naturalist whom all Canada--nay, all the world, will delight to honour

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12. 30 Their land brought out frogs in abundance, in the chambers of their kings

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13. Herzog, her old biology teacher who used to get more joy out of dissecting his students and exposing their insides to the class than he did those boring dead frogs

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14. be the frogs in millions throughout Egypt, everywhere one went, frogs,

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15. return the frogs to their natural habitat only

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16. The frogs died in thousands and millions, the stink of their decaying bodies filled the

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17. is something good about mosquitoes: they feed frogs, birds, bats etc

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18. 6 And the Lord sent again and caused all their waters to bring out frogs, and all the frogs came into the houses of the Egyptians

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19. 7 And when the Egyptians drank, their bellies were filled with frogs and they danced in their bellies as they dance when in the river

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20. 8 And all their drinking water and cooking water turned to frogs, also when they lay in their beds their perspiration bred frogs

21. 5 And the Lord spoke to Moses, Say to Aaron, Stretch out your hand with your rod over the streams, over the rivers, and over the ponds, and cause frogs to come up on the land of Egypt

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22. 6 And Aaron stretched out his hand over the waters of Egypt; and the frogs came up, and covered the land of Egypt

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23. 7 And the magicians did so with their enchantments, and brought up frogs on the land of Egypt

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24. 9 And Moses said to Pharaoh, Glory over me: when shall I intreat for you, and for your servants, and for your people, to destroy the frogs from you and your houses, that they may remain in the river only?

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25. 12 And Moses and Aaron went out from Pharaoh: and Moses cried to the Lord because of the frogs which he had brought against Pharaoh

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26. 13 And the Lord did according to the word of Moses; and the frogs died out of the houses, out of the villages, and out of the fields

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27. But it happened and Eke, sitting in the jungle listening to, well, frogs,

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28. 6 And Aaron stretched out his hand over the waters of Egypt; and the frogs

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29. 7 And the magicians did so with their enchantments, and brought up frogs

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30. LORD because of the frogs which he had brought against Pharaoh

31. 13 And the LORD did according to the word of Moses; and the frogs died out

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32. miracle of God's signs after the frogs had died

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33. 6 And the Lord sent again and caused all their waters to bring out frogs and all the frogs came into the houses of the Egyptians

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34. 7 And when the Egyptians drank their bellies were filled with frogs and they danced in their bellies as they dance when in the river

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35. 8 And all their drinking water and cooking water turned to frogs also when they lay in their beds their perspiration bred frogs

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36. The frogs came on and over them

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37. A thought intruded, Where in Hathor’s hair was he when the frogs came by? He received only a haughty stare in reply

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38. But then, the frogs were something else, weren’t they? By the way, sire,” Ulun continued, now directing his remark to the newcomer, “this is the Hebrew crew I’ve been telling everyone about

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39. All the loaders exhaustedly lurched toward the dunes, now encrusted with an almost solid covering of dead frogs

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40. Now we’re the frogs! he thought as he viewed the carcasses that still littered the upsweep of sand, where men now performed a similar slip-and-slide, scrambling their way to the top, again, amid the same popping sounds as before

41. What we’ve been seeing here with the water turning red, the fish all dying, the frogs coming up out of the water, and fleas and flies thicker than I can ever remember surely seem like plagues to me! And now this?” he added waving his hand toward the ever-expanding menace

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42. After that, the river turned red, the frogs, the insects, then the ashes

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43. Parker knew from previous conversations with Travers that Frogs and Hogs were Huey helicopter gunships with various mixtures of miniguns and 2

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44. And Then There Were Frogs

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45. thousands of croaking frogs, but also saw, in the still-early morning light, frogs everywhere

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46. stupid! They're only frogs! But something else in his mind said, Thousands upon thousands,

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47. “And what about all the dead frogs?” Rimmon railed

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48. intruded, Where in Hathor's hair was he when the frogs came by? He received only a haughty

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49. But then, the frogs

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50. Now we're the frogs! he thought as he viewed the carcasses that still littered the upsweep of

51. fish all dying, the frogs coming up out of the water, and fleas and flies thicker than I can ever

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52. Then the frogs, toads, and other things came out of the river

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53. river turned red, the frogs, the insects, then the ashes

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54. But I would not read too much into these ancient legends and inscriptions – I once read another that told that we were all descended from frogs

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55. Hunter is running to the dining hall and running back, stopping only to chase frogs or hug the kids in wheel chairs

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56. The frogs keep pouring into the palace and the houses of all the Egyptians

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57. Frogs were everywhere

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58. “Jannes where does the frogs come from,” pharaoh asked exasperated?

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59. “My brother and I are busy with a new incantation that should drive away the frogs

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60. He marvelled at the amount of frogs in the room

61. Reaching the lake my astonishment broke: hundreds of frogs populated the place

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62. Clara blew green spit frogs and bugs all over the place

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63. Ear-splitting screech of tiny tree frogs and crickets

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64. Three fat, green frogs sat around the edge of the wall

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65. The three frogs jumped off the tower

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66. “Do you think he’ll lead us to the other two frogs, the ones who took our eggs?”

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67. When he encountered the fat, green frogs in the forest they jeered at him and disappeared

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68. I could see men scrambling out of the water, darting into the reeds like frogs

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69. I could hear the lap of water against the shore and the sleepy chirruping of frogs

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70. Frogs covered all the smitten land;

71. then the frogs all died, stank up the land,

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72. It looked like she would be be celebrating here, with the crayfish and frogs and other assorted victimized beasts

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73. but as thought patterns often jump about like frogs in

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74. When the only noise heard, was frogs, he walked back to the

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75. The rain had stopped and the frogs and night insects were giving

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76. beer, then they are worse than frogs

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77. tendencies can think that “even frogs and beer can be reconciled,

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78. birds, but also rodents, lizards, frogs, and whatever else can

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79. Frogs have been on this planet for more than 250 million

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80. Over 30 species of frogs are extinct

81. Frogs eat many insects that we consider pests

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82. Frogs can be

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83. Researchers create glue based on toe pads of tree frogs

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84. I bet one of the frogs was named Elmer

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85. It was necessary to dig canals to get the water out of the house and rid it of the frogs and snails so that they could dry the floors and take the bricks from under the bedposts and walk in shoes once more

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86. broken-down doll that they carried back and forth from one corner to another wrapped in colored cloth and with her face painted with soot and annatto, and once they were on the point of plucking out her eyes with the pruning shears as they had done with the frogs

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87. She washed her painted face, took off the strips of brightly colored cloth, the dried lizards and frogs, and the rosaries and old Arab necklaces that they had hung all over her body, and for the first time since the death of Amaranta she got up out of bed without anybody’s help to join in the family life once more

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88. often there is the mating call of the frogs at the creek, the are often squirrels

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89. Headed by Cyril Hampshire, who had just completed the education of the seniors with a slide show of frogs copulating, it inculcated the merits of being British

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90. � �The six last hovercrafts are still empty: they must have been reserved for these frogs

91. There was no water in the pool, just slime and frogs

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92. I wasn’t the only living thing that was enjoying this sun-lit afternoon, for the deer were around the water, and the frogs didn’t jump when approached, all seemed to pick-up on the tranquility of having our Creator there with us

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93. frogs were basking in full warmth

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94. Seeing that there is clearly no meaningful purpose served by drowning frogs so that they

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95. There are plenty of swamps with frogs,

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96. The hidden frogs were coming out from their pits and holes, and started croaking for more rain

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97. Today's ghost and goblins are probably a little more frightening than at any other time in history but they are often tempered by a princess seeking frogs and a few witches and wizards along the way

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