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• They are verminous, dirty, with no idea of washing or cleansing themselves.
• Upon their return Stefanie calls a house meeting over the kitchen being filthy and verminous.
• Green recounts that their uniforms were so ragged and verminous that they were burnt in Barrack Square.
• Through their work, raptors were elevated from the level of verminous pests to that of valid assets in the environment.
• In Germany, the verminous nodules start in May and June, 2 to 4 weeks after the beginning of pasture feeding.
• Verminous Skumm was a large half-man, half-rat mutant who wore a tattered blue jumpsuit with a red hood.
• Yates writes : " There is hardly a river system in the country that isn't plagued by these verminous silver pirates.
• But as crowds and conditions at the emergency intake office worsened, homeless families began sleeping overnight in a verminous holding area, lying on tables and floors.
• In many of our inner cities a young person's life is worth less than the casual trigger pull by a verminous drug seller or a gang member.
• The party travelled to the Prussian fortress-city of Wesel, where the Frenchmen remained in verminous individual cells in the central citadel from 19 September to 22 December 1792.
• ""'Metastrongylus " "'is a genus of nematodes of the family Metastrongylidae, usually found as lungworms in pigs and sometimes causing verminous bronchitis.
• But the verminous world he lives in there, and the similarly verminous world of " The Waterworks, " is far from the world he lived in as Edith Wharton's friend.
• But the verminous world he lives in there, and the similarly verminous world of " The Waterworks, " is far from the world he lived in as Edith Wharton's friend.
• When a passage about her life was being considered for the 1949 Quaker publication, " Christian Faith and Practice, " an objection was made to her being described as'sometimes verminous '.
• In 1915, Franz Kafka published the short story " The Metamorphosis " under a quite similar name, about a young man's unexpected transformation into an " Ungeziefer ", a verminous bug.
• His book " The Rise of Christianity " ( 1947 ) attacked many Christian claims, including the St Francis as " probably verminous " drew a rebuke in verse from G . K . Chesterton.
• It was viewed by local people that the Aboriginal residents'houses were burnt to the ground to prevent the residents returning, however government reports state some houses were burnt due to their dangerous and verminous condition.
• He has been in dubbing roles in many animated films and TV shows, such as in " The Brave Little Toaster " as Radio, and in " TUFF Puppy " as Verminous Snaptrap.
• According to these recollections, Spoorbek was an untidy, kindhearted, eccentric hermit with wild curly hair, a long beard, dressed in black clothes in rags, had a verminous appearance, and rode a white horse.
• He and Jessica's manager ( Cortez ) realize that the verminous Vance must be dealt with at once, so Damon begins an elaborate ruse, presenting himself to the schemer as the bearded French theatrical producer Jules Chautard.