Use "fumigate" in a sentence
fumigate example sentences
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1. The idea of Big Frank or anyone spending money to fumigate this place…hah! It was ludicrous
2. The perpetual revolutionary truly believes that, with just a little tinkering, he can fumigate the horrors of his past indulgence in the sparkling visions that went dark in the Nazi concentration camps, the Soviet Gulag, and the “Great Leap Forward” of the Chinese Communists
3. my waste and fumigate my outhouses, another army
4. away my waste and fumigate my outhouses,
5. The weather became hotter and hotter as I burned the censer to incinerate and fumigate all the necessary ingredients as required
6. However, in the chamber used to fumigate the clothing of the inmates, the walls were blue from the Zyklon gas used to kill pests and lice
7. Then I discovered that Zyklon B was used as a common pest control agent all over Europe and was as common as DDT was in the 1950’s, and there was nothing sinister or special about leftover canisters since it was used to fumigate the buildings of the camp also
8. All of the undead that hid in the walls of the concentration camps were killed dead because the Germans used Zyklon B to regularly fumigate not only the cloths of the inmates but the buildings as well
9. “We will have to evacuate the building, tent it, and fumigate it,” he said
1. It had been so bad that the Area Controller had told the cinema manager to get the place fumigated before it opened to the public again
2. about to be fumigated by the Terminator on Seinfeld
3. sprayed or fumigated on a regular basis
4. It was so bad that the house had to be fumigated
5. Graveyards are the life killing golf courses of the dead, with greens between tombstone flags marking the holes for one manicured and fumigated by the petrochemicals of mower, fertilizer and herbicide poisoning the lawns choking on the off gassing toxic chemical coffins seeping with the sterilizing fluids of an uninhabitable decomposition
6. “The owner may have had the place fumigated, had exterminators in,” Murphy said
7. But after the second anisette, the Doctor thought he heard Fermina Daza’s voice at the other end of the patio, and his imagination went after her, followed her through the night that had just descended in the house as she lit the lights in the corridor, fumigated the bedrooms with the insecticide bomb, uncovered the pot of soup on the stove, which she was going to share that night with her father, the two of them alone at the table, she not raising her eyes, not tasting the soup, not breaking the rancorous spell, until he was forced to give in and ask her to forgive his severity that afternoon
1. She fears it worse than fire! Our chief business, nowadays, is fumigating, washing, and sprinkling
