Use "flying insect" in a sentence
flying insect example sentences
flying insect
1. There was the buzz of flying insects and rustling in dark parts of the undergrowth but apart from that, everything was still
2. blown all flying insects out to sea
3. And given the great amount of flying insects
4. On this particular day I awoke from what seemed to be sleep, but who knows, it could have been an abstraction, and looking towards the setting sun, I could make out a shimmering herd of various beasts of different kinds, crawling creatures were near my feet, and a small swarm of flying insects pestered my head
5. They all made it into the thick foliage, and a few moments later the noise coming from the flying insects faded away and finally was gone
6. The air was thick with flying insects, but fortunately the mosquitoes seemed uninterested in him
7. just as flying insects fling themselves into the flame
8. of smells and flying insects, which constantly buzzed about and
9. Not to mention the million flying insects
10. on the super-sensitized ears of a bat that can hear the hum of a flying insect many feet away e the huge crashing noise of the bells drove the bats out of the towers where they slept… only because the bells were used so infrequently; that the bats took up residence without realizing that the nature of their new-found caves was not what it seemed
11. Terrestrial-Here you want to imitate a flying insect that has fallen into the water and has drowned
12. The key point about this type of doji candle, is that both the upper and lower wicks are long in comparison to the body, and should resemble what I used to call, a 'daddy long legs' – a small flying insect with very long legs!
13. She almost dismissed it as another flying insect, but then Rykus looked down at the comm-cuff on his wrist
14. No unit of life was left save the flying insects
15. Seeing that a few members of such water-breathing classes as the Crustacea and Mollusca are adapted to live on the land; and seeing that we have flying birds and mammals, flying insects of the most diversified types, and formerly had flying reptiles, it is conceivable that flying-fish, which now glide far through the air, slightly rising and turning by the aid of their fluttering fins, might have been modified into perfectly winged animals
